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Old 05-27-2005
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Process status display

On AIX 5.2, I use "ps -ef " command to display the process status, the field of command looks like: [ command], the detailed contents are:
# ps -ef |grep rtesfmrt
Display:

osa 32455 1 0 18:20 - 1:57 [rtesfmrt]

The origianl format shoud be:

osa 32455 1 0 18:20 - 1:57 /data/users/osa/bin/rtesfmrtp 228.228.228.228 8510 rte_debug

Anyone can help, thanks.
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Old 05-31-2005
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Maybe your 'ps'-command isn't what it should be. Check 'alias ps', 'which ps', etc.

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there provides two ps command on AIX: /usr/sysv/bin/ps /usr/bin/ps, Both show the same result. Also no alias defined.
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