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Try this:

Code:

prtconf | grep "Memory size" | awk '{print $3}' | awk 'NR==1{m=$0*1024;next}NR>2{print $1,$2/m,"%"}' - - <(ps -e -o comm,vsz)

i have another problem... all commands dont show real used memory...


for example;

prstat -s size -n 10 command

13097 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 18:31:58 0.0% oracle/258
13099 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 5:34:00 0.0% oracle/12
13095 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 18:32:43 0.0% oracle/258
13107 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 4:57:49 0.0% oracle/1
13101 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 2:41:38 0.0% oracle/17
13109 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 0:43:23 0.0% oracle/1
13103 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 0:22:59 0.0% oracle/1
13086 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 4:24:54 0.0% oracle/1
3690 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 0:00:00 0.0% oracle/1
13113 oraclert 16G 16G sleep 59 0 0:00:27 0.0% oracle/1
etc.........................................................................
i sum total used memory,its greather then system memory...
my system memory is 128GB ... .

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ps -e -o comm,vsz

this code not show real used memory...

if i sum total used memory,its approximately %500

how can list REAL used memory?

This is expected. Shared RSS is accounted for every process using it. Have a look at the second paragraph in the NOTES section of the "prstat" manual page.

sorry , i don't understand .. what is the second paragraph in the NOTES section of the "prstat" manual page?

prstat(1M) - report active process statistics (man pages section 1M: System Administration Commands) - Sun Microsystems

Code:

Notes

      The snapshot of system usage displayed by prstat is true
only for a split-second, and it may not be accurate by the
time it is displayed. When the -m option is specified, prstat
tries to turn on microstate accounting for each process; the
original state is restored when prstat exits. See proc(4) for
additional information about the microstate accounting facility.

      The total memory size reported in the SWAP and RSS columns
for groups of processes can sometimes overestimate the actual
amount of memory used by processes with shared memory segments.

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