The Process Detail report shows the details on the system resource consumption by a specific process on a real-time basis. It is displayed as a list.

This is a drilldown report.

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Process Detail Interval (PD_PDI)

Field name	Explanation
CPU %	Percentage of the processor time used by processes (%). In a multi-processor environment, usage is displayed with number of processors 100% as the maximum value.
Handle Count	Number of handles being kept open by processes.#1
Page Faults/sec	Number of page faults that occurred inside a process (faults/second).
Page File Kbytes	Size of the virtual memory area being used as paging files by processes (KB).#1
PID	Process ID. Unique ID of the process being executed.
Pool Nonpaged Kbytes	Size of non-pageable memory being used by processes (KB).#1
Pool Paged Kbytes	Size of pageable memory being used by processes (KB).#1
Priority Base	Basic process priority. The greater the number, the higher the priority. The following values are used: 24: Real-time 13: High 10: Higher than normal 8: Normal 6: Lower than normal 4: Low
Private Kbytes	Size of memory that is allocated to processes for their exclusive use (KB).#1
Privileged CPU %	Percentage of the processor time used by processes in the privileged mode (%). In a multi-processor environment, usage is displayed with number of processors 100% as the maximum value.
Program	Executed program name.
Thread Count	Number of threads (unit for executing an instruction) inside a process. When a process is executed, at least one thread is started.#1
User	Executing user name for the process. If a user name that corresponds to the process security ID is not found, NONE_MAPPED is stored for this field. If the executing user name cannot be acquired from the process ID, Unknown is stored for this field.
User CPU %	Amount of processor time used by processes in the user mode (%). In a multi-processor environment, usage is displayed with number of processors 100% as the maximum value.
Virtual Kbytes	Size of the virtual address space being used by the process (KB).#1
Working Set Kbytes	Size of the memory being used by processes (which is called a working set and indicates either the total memory size or the amount of memory that can be referenced without page faults) (KB).#1