cjgetsysinfo (get OS status)
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Format
cjgetsysinfo [-f path-of-OS-status-information-output-file]
Function
This command obtains information about the status of the OS. The execution results of the OS status information acquisition commands are output to the standard output or to the file specified by the -f option.
- The following are the OS status information acquisition commands for Windows:
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netstat -e
netstat -s
netstat -an
set
The OS status information acquisition commands for UNIX are shown in the table below.
AIX |
Linux |
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df -k ps -elf ps -A -m -o THREAD vmstat -t 1 1 vmstat -s lsps -s netstat -i netstat -m netstat -an iostats svmon -P svmon -G sar -A 1 instfix -i lslpp -hac uname -a env set ipcs -a |
df ps -eflm vmstat netstat -s netstat -an iostat# top -b -n 1 sysctl -a sar -A 1 1# rpm -qa rpm -qai uname -a env set ipcs ipcs -t ipcs -p ipcs -c ipcs -u ipcs -l |
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The sysstat package must be installed.
Arguments
- -f path-of-OS-state-information-output-file
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Specifies the file path used to output the OS state information.
In UNIX, you cannot specify a file path that includes a single-byte space.
Output examples
An example for AIX is shown below:
Return values
- 0:
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The command terminated normally.
- 1 or higher:
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The command terminated abnormally.
Notes
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If the specified path does not exist, an error results.
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If an OS status information acquisition command cannot be found because of the environment, the execution results of that command are not output.
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The processing time expended for this command depends on the processing time for the OS status information acquisition commands.