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Hi,

I am running java process that has a long command line.
Is there a way to get the full command line?
By running ps -ef has returns around 2000 chars
By running ps eww returns around 2020...

You are right, with 3 www it works fine on Sun5.10.

I am afraid i made a mistake, the problem occurs on Sun5.9 only.

Does it work for you on Sun5.9?



Thanks,

Fredy

You are right, with 3 www it works fine on Sun5.10.

I am afraid i made a mistake, the problem occurs on Sun5.9 only.

Does it work for you on Sun5.9?



Thanks,

Fredy

Hi,

Thanks for the answer.

1. what is your configuration of the stty [columns] (stty -a)?
2. what happens if you set the stty columns size bigger the the command line? does the command comes...

when running with the w option, the output returns to be 80 chars even if the stty is bigger then 80

BTW, i have this problem is on sun5.9 and 5.10

Hi,

Output of running berkeley ps is truncated to 80 chars when using redirections.
$ /usr/ucb/ps -e 12490|cat #truncated to 80 chars
PID TT S TIME COMMAND
12490 pts/24 S 0:00 sleep 4000...

Hi,

Output of running berkeley ps is still truncated to 80 chars. getting longer lines is done by changing the stty
$ stty columns 300
$ /usr/ucb/ps -e 12490
PID TT S TIME COMMAND
...

It seems that i don't have privilegesto run dterm
Is root privileges required?
Is there a way to get it without root privileges?

Thanks in advance,

Fredy

Going to check it...
Thanks

Hi,
I am running on Sun10 platform. I am trying to retrieve the full command line for a process by running ps (/usr/bin/ps or /usr/ucb/ps).

Running the "/usr/ucb/ps -agxuwwwww PID" with the user...

Seems to be the solution.

Is there a performance difference between running with/without the specified process id?

Thanks Again,

Fredy

Writing the pid number, at the end of the ps, seems to support only one pid
/fredy>/usr/ucb/ps -axuwwwww 19475 19485
ps: too many arguments
usage: ps [ -aceglnrSuUvwx ] [ -t term ] [ num ]

the result of `uname -a` is:
SunOS sun6 5.8 Generic_108528-12 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-60

when running with -p the result is:
/login/fredy>/usr/ucb/ps -axuwwwww -p"1"
/usr/ucb/ps: illegal option...

Hi,

Is there an option in /usr/ucb/ps version to get a selected list of processes like in /usr/bin/ps -p"1 3 5" option?

Thanks,

Fredy