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How to check Process Utilisation
Hi,
Is there any way in Unix to check for the system usage processwise ?? I mean I wud like to get a listing of running processes along with their CPU / memory utilisation so that I can spot dangerous the space / memory eaters .. Thanks & regards, SNS |
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Thanks Vino ... U answered my doubt .... thx a lot
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