Process Detail
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Overview
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.
Storage destination
Reports/UNIX/Troubleshooting/Real-Time/Drilldown Only/
Record
Process Detail Interval (PD_PDI)
Fields
|
Field name |
Explanation |
|---|---|
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CPU % |
Average value (%) obtained by dividing the CPU usage of processes by the number of processors (on AIX, 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. |
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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. |
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Swaps |
Number of times swap occurred. |
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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). |
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Total I/O Ops |
Number of I/O processing operations. |
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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. |
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User |
Process effective user name. |
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User CPU |
Period of time that the system was operating in user mode (seconds). |
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Writes |
AIX: The number of times RAW write processing occurred. Solaris: The number of times Block write processing occurred. |