Getting Information About Processes; Displaying Process Information (Status Command) - HP Guardian User Manual

Starting and Controlling Processes With TACL

Getting Information About Processes

When you encounter problems with a process, you will need to get more information
about the processes that are running on your system, and their status.
Use the TACL PPD (process-pair directory) or the TACL STATUS command to get
information about a process, learn what process pairs are currently running, and obtain
information about them.

Displaying Process Information (STATUS Command)

To display information about one or more running processes, including the process
name, the user ID associated with the process, the location of the program file, and the
home terminal from which the process was started, use the STATUS command:
> STATUS process-id
The STATUS command accepts several command options. For example, to display
information about all processes running from your home terminal, use an asterisk (*) to
indicate all processes, and TERM to indicate the home terminal:
1> STATUS *, TERM $term-name
Process
3,87
$Z103 4,140 150
$Z103 B 5,69
You can also specify a user and program by name. For example, the following STATUS
command shows all processes owned by the user COOKS.SAG that are running the
program file $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TEDIT:
2> STATUS *, USER COOKS.SAG, PROG $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TEDIT
Process
3,67
For a description of all STATUS command options, see the TACL Reference Manual.
Examples
1. Display information about processes running on the terminal $JT1.#J01.
> STATUS *, TERM $JT1.#J01
A report such as this is sent to your home terminal:
Process
$JT12 B 4,85
$JT12 5,84
9,151 140
2. Display information about the process 9,151.
> STATUS 9,151
Pri PFR %WT Userid Program file
148 005 6,66
R 000 6,66
150 001 6,66
Pri PFR WT% Userid
148 R 001 7,1
Pri PFR %WT Userid
150 001 8,001 $SYSTEM.SYS02.TACL
150 R 000 8,001 $SYSTEM.SYS02.TACL
004 8,001 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SUBVOLS
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Getting Information About Processes
$GERT.ALWORK.TEDIT
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TACL
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TACL
Program file
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TEDIT
Program file
4 -2
Hometerm
$STEIN
$STEIN
$STEIN
Hometerm
$STEIN
Hometerm
$JT1.#J01
$JT1.#J01
$JT1.#J012