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The general format for the exec command:
exec command [redirections]
overlays the current shell script with the command named by command and performs the input and/or output redirections...

It seems to me that putting the output from all of the cmd* scripts in a single file is just making your life harder (since you have to manually find the end of each command file's output and write...

The script that you suggested will overwrite the output of all previously executed scripts with the output of the last script to run. The wait commands in your script don't do anything. (You didn't...

DTrace is part of the Solaris 10 distribution, you already have it. You may also have some other DTrace script to do what you want. look in /usr/demo/dtrace. google for brandan gregg, his site...

Those tools are just DTrace scripts, which is standard OS tool. If you were fluent enough in DTrace you could write them yourself, but why do it, if it has already been done?

Have you tried:

dladm show-dev -s -i 1

That will tell you traffic per interface.. Other than that if you want to know which process is going through which interface then you can script that......

I would suggest some tuning of your box in first instance and than if you still have memory problems - add memory ?
If you have free memory on your frame and your lpar is configured accordingly...

I have put your posting into code tags - there is a link how to use them.

To your question:

AIX as well as other UNIX derivates and Linux distributions uses a part of it's RAM as file cache. So...

Remember that the OS will keep the memory full. You should concentrate on the paging space usage more. You have little relative to real memory (about 10%) where most people will run with at least...

The capital S means that you have set the SGID bit.
There is an explanation in man ls .

S - setgid bit is set and executable bit is not set
s - setgid bit is set and executable bit is set