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Operating Systems Solaris prstat O/P Post 302290966 by seg on Tuesday 24th of February 2009 12:00:46 PM
Old 02-24-2009
He's basically saying that prstat is not accurate because of the way shared memory segments work. If you actually need to know the real memory usage then `pmap -x {PID}` will tell you. To do so you will need to either be root or, in this case, be logged in (or use 'su') as the account that owns the processes. So if the process is owned by the Oracle user then you'll need to log in as Oracle or su to Oracle with 'su - oracle`. You will need to know the password for the oracle user to do so.

If you cannot get access to root or the oracle user then you cannot use pmap to get the memory information.
 

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