List of running processes


The PSLOVERR view  displays a list of all running processes. Some of the information available on the PSLOVERR view is listed below:

  • process identification number
  • process name
  • system on which a process is running
  • elapsed process time
  • CPU resources that were used for each process during the last sampling interval
  • total physical resident memory
  • I/O rates and process state
  • total virtual memory size
  • CPU time that a process consumed executing programs and library functions during the last sampling interval
  • CPU time that a process consumed by the kernel in system calls and administrative overhead during the last sampling interval
  • average CPU usage over the life of the process
  • parent process ID
  • number of open files that the process had open during the last sampling interval
  • name of the real user ID
  • user ID of the logged on user that initiated the process
  • name of the user ID that is being checked for access privileges (effective user ID)
  • user ID that is being checked for access privileges (effective user ID)
  • name of the user ID of the previous effective user ID at the time of the last SETUID() command
  • user ID of the previous effective user ID at the time of the last SETUID() command
  • primary group ID of the logged in user
CMD       PIDProcess Name        Image       Elapsed              %CPU                     ResSize
--- ---------------------------------ProcTime   0.....50...100                (KB)
         1103mmldsrv             JWAYGOOD215:54:5      1.60                               6052
        25739bgscollect          JWAYGOOD07:58:49      0.70                             2408
            3ksoftirqd_CPU0      JWAYGOOD215:55:4  0.00                            0
            5bdflush             JWAYGOOD215:55:4  0.00                            0
            6kupdated            JWAYGOOD215:55:4  0.00                            0
            7mdrecoveryd         JWAYGOOD215:55:3  0.00                            0
           12khubd               JWAYGOOD215:55:2  0.00                            0
          512in.identd           JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                           32
          327snmpd               JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                          692
          338sshd                JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                           40
          354syslogd             JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                          252
  360klogd               JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                          188
          471atd                 JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                          120
          510in.identd           JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                           32
          958nscd                JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                          388
         1327bash                JWAYGOOD215:49:5  0.00                          672
          513in.identd           JWAYGOOD215:55:1  0.00                           32
          679nmbd                JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                          492
          683smbd                JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                          544
          697smpppd              JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                          220
          766automount           JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                           84
          806lpd                 JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                           24
          891kdm                 JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                            4
          903cron                JWAYGOOD215:55:0  0.00                          152

You can perform the actions described in below content to a specific process or processes.

 PSLOVERR actions

Action

Descriptions 

F

display the files open for a process

KIL

kill a process

RENice

change the priority of a process

Full command names

The Process Name field in the PSLOVERR view shows a limited number of bytes of the process name. To view the full process name, select the Process Name field. By hyperlinking on the Process Name field, you can display the full command and parameters.

Parent/child relationship of current processes

The PSLTREE view displays the relationship between parent and child processes in the system. The PSLTREE view uses a combination of the sequence number and level number to show the order and depth of the branches of the tree, following any process to the last child process. The PSLTREE view shows the following information:

  • unique process ID
  • process name of the command that it is executing
  • process ID of the current process’ parents
  • number of processes that have the same parent (sibling count)
  • number of processes that this process created (child count)
  • name of the real user to which the process belongs
  • number of generations between the current process and the original process

 

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