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09-04-2006
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memory usage : kernel, oracle, other users
Hello,
I'm looking for a command or script that could permit me to know what is memory usage group by HP-UX kernel, oracle processes and other users (specific software). A command like 'top' but for all processes and not only for 12 max could be very useful Thanks in advance 
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09-04-2006
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Have you tried running top with the -n switch? On HP-UX you could try using glance too..
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09-04-2006
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Yes, but top tells me : 'this terminal can only display 12 processes' when I try top -n 15 for instance. Is there a way to modify max value ?
Glance could be interesting but I do not have it on my server and I think it is not free. thank you
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09-04-2006
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get top -n to output to a file if your ROWS environment variable is too small.
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09-18-2006
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I would like to pipe "top -n" to a text file, but I get an error:
top: cannot open /dev/kmem kvm_open: Permission denied I am a non-root user. If I could find a way to get this type of output: "Memory: 2048M real, 1516M free, 4099M swap free" into a text file, I could automate my daily system healthchecks. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks so much.
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