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Old 09-06-2009
doubt regarding process usage

Is there any ways to check the process usage for specific time interval. I tried with prstat but am not able to obtain the expected result and even with /var/adm/messages also.
rogerben
# 2  
Old 09-06-2009
Please rephrase the question such that it is clear what information you require from the Operating System. Please give examples stating the precise units of any numbers.
# 3  
Old 09-07-2009
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Originally Posted by methyl
Please rephrase the question such that it is clear what information you require from the Operating System. Please give examples stating the precise units of any numbers.

Actually i want to see the already completed processes during a specific interval of time. For ex: want to check the process status of a host during 4pm to 6 pm
rogerben
# 4  
Old 09-07-2009
I'm afraid it's still unclear what you are trying to achieve.

Can you write a plain text example of the output you would like to get about these completed processes status between 4 to 6pm ?
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Old 09-14-2009
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Originally Posted by jlliagre
I'm afraid it's still unclear what you are trying to achieve.

Can you write a plain text example of the output you would like to get about these completed processes status between 4 to 6pm ?

Actually in my client network in one host some process is occupying more space during a particular time daily , but i cant able to get in log messages;; SO is ther any way to check the processes which already ran during that particular time
rogerben
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Old 09-14-2009
Can you write a plain text example of the output you would like to get about these completed processes status between 4 to 6pm ?

Please explain "occupying more space" and "cant able to get in log messages".
# 7  
Old 09-25-2009
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Originally Posted by jlliagre
Can you write a plain text example of the output you would like to get about these completed processes status between 4 to 6pm ?

Please explain "occupying more space" and "cant able to get in log messages".

some process is occupying more space during the specific time interval. Since am not able to check at that time is it possible to check that processes which occupied more space on the next day.
rogerben
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