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Is any one familiar with 'chkcpu' command ?
Hello,
I am using unix shell from a Unix emulator called ZOC. Basically, I checked my jobs using the command 'chkcpu'. What I get is something like this: ** cfdlab17 ** PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5512 Loo 25 0 77712 56m 1680 R 99.3 2.8 4936:55 main_2.out Notice under the command column, it shows the name of the file being executed. I am trying to find out if there is way to see the entire path of the command, similar to what one gets from the command 'pwd'. Please help |
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