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Hi there,
Tried using vmstat n iostat as well as sar. Can anyone tell me if there is anyway where i can check which the name of the process which is taking up alot of cpu resources? I also tried TOPAS. Thanks for the advise. Wee |
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Try this:
Code:
UNIX95= ps -e -o pcpu -o ruser -o args|sort -nr|grep -v %CPU|head -10 |
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Try this:
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UNIX95= ps -e -o pcpu -o ruser -o args|sort -nr|grep -v %CPU|head -10 Hi there, Thanks. it works! |
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