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Can some body please let me know what would be the o/p of the below process

run 'top' command
then type O
then in new screen Type N
you will get processes sorted by memory
then from there copy top 10 lines
and take PID for each
and do - ps -ef | grep <the PID> - for each

What would be the o/p of the final step ?
Can some one paste the screen shot.
It would of very much help to me

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If you did a man top, you would have seen a -f file option...
unix is not like MS... man can be very handy...
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This smells like a homework question. Have you read our rules?

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