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Getting command (command line) from SAM?

Hi I hope this is easy and sorry if I am using the wrong HP terms.
I am looking for a way to glean the command line information from a process I run in SAM?

In AIX I can just select any options I want for particular process and hit F6 and the command line is shown on the screen for use in scripts and other automations. Can anyone point me at this? TIA. –KJ

PS I See this dir (/var/sam/log) and the log file in it, but have yet to find my command. I was hoping I could see it in the application …
 

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