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04-17-2012

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SOLARIS 10

the above script by Chubler_XL works great. The only issue is that the process names (process1, process2, process3) are not always very unique, and often just using the unique part of the name will reference multiple processes. I'd rather generate up a list of PIDs and then use this list for monitoring. I'm trying to figure out a way to do this based on just the PID

Also,
If there is an Solaris OS utility for this type of monitoring please let me know.
Thank you all so much!
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