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If Prm Is Enabled And Configured, How To Display In Ps Command Which Pset Group A Process Belongs To? |
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Answer» This can be seen using the option –z of the ps command, which with other things being displayed WOULD also show the PSET (processor SET) group in which the process is executing. # ps -fzu haydes UID PSET PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND haydes 0 20320 1 220 19:28:33 ? 6:23 itDB haydes 1 20321 1 255 19:28:33 ? 6:45 quarryDB haydes 0 20319 1 0 19:28:33 ? 0:05 comp-it3 haydes 1 20323 1 255 19:28:33 ? 6:43 rdr_quarry This can be seen using the option –z of the ps command, which with other things being displayed would also show the PSET (processor SET) group in which the process is executing. # ps -fzu haydes UID PSET PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND haydes 0 20320 1 220 19:28:33 ? 6:23 itDB haydes 1 20321 1 255 19:28:33 ? 6:45 quarryDB haydes 0 20319 1 0 19:28:33 ? 0:05 comp-it3 haydes 1 20323 1 255 19:28:33 ? 6:43 rdr_quarry |
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