The Process Detail report displays real-time information about processes for the selected host. The information is displayed as a list. This report is a drilldown report.

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Process Detail Interval (PD_PDI)

Field name	Explanation
CPU %	Average value (%) obtained by dividing the CPU usage of processes by the number of processors (on AIX V6.1 or later, the number of processors logically partitioned by the Micro-Partitioning function).
Executable Text Kbytes	Text size in use (kilobytes). You need to set the SAUNIXPMAP environment variable beforehand to collect this field on Solaris systems. Execute the following command from the command-line interface: # SAUNIXPMAP=1 # export SAUNIXPMAP
Major Faults	Number of page faults that invoked physical I/O.
Minor Faults	Number of page faults that did not invoke physical I/O.
Parent PID	Process ID of the parent process.
PID	Process ID.
Program	Name of running program.
Reads	AIX: Number of times RAW read processing occurred. Solaris: Number of times Block read processing occurred.
Real Mem Kbytes	Physical memory size in use (kilobytes).
Record Time	Time when the record was created (Greenwich Mean Time).
Shared Mem Kbytes	Shared memory size in use (kilobytes).
Stack Kbytes	Stack size in use (kilobytes).
Start Time	Process start time.
Swaps	Number of times swap occurred.
System CPU	Period of time that the system was operating in kernel mode (seconds).
Total I/O Kbytes	Total transfer size of I/O processing (kilobytes).
Total I/O Ops	Number of I/O processing operations.
Total Process Kbytes	Process size (kilobytes). AIX: The value of this field is the same as the value that is displayed in the SZ row obtained using the ps -l command. HP-UX and Solaris: This value is the same as the value obtained by multiplying the page size by the value displayed in the SZ row obtained using the ps -l command. Linux: This value is the same as the value displayed in the SIZE row obtained by using the top command.
User	Process effective user name.
User CPU	Period of time that the system was operating in user mode (seconds).
Writes	AIX: The number of times RAW write processing occurred. Solaris: The number of times Block write processing occurred.