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Old 08-22-2007
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ps command on HP

I run this command from the script on SUN
ps -p $PID -o pid,ppid,pcpu,pmem,user,stime,etime,args

Now need to move my script on HP.
It should be possible construct similar on HP ... but I can't figure it out. ps on HP does not -o formatting option

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On HP-UX you need to set one of the environment variables to get ps to accept the -o option. The ps man page has the -o option documented and it refers you to the standards man page. You need to read that standards man page.
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Thank you! I set UNIX95=1 env var and it works now
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