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

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...

i need command name, prstat -Z don't show command name..

for example

memory command
10% ls-l
20% oracle

no.this article cannot solve my problem..

hi.. i want to find used how many percent memory for all process ?

i execute prstat -t command it's show used memory percent but for all users, not all process...

how can i do?

hi... i want to find oracle allocate how many memory really..

i execute this code to list memory on unix system : ps -eo pmem,args | sort -k 1 -r -n

outputs ;
...

Can you give an examples..

i should use this script runs how many times before ?

how can i do_?

i want to average which process using how many cpu...

i take a data every 10 minutes and calculate average all process ...

SunOs and ksh shell using...

i want to list which process using how many cpu ,but i must be list cpu rate and process name,not only PID

how can i do?

hi..

i want to list *.txt files in all sub directories.

i wrote a code but it doesn't work


ls -time */ *.txt

i want to ( systemdate - file_last_update_date ) for specific file...

i want to find unix file created how many days ago?

Error ..


ls -time $1 "*.txt" | /usr/xpg4/bin/awk -v var=$a '{printf("%s""|""%s""|""%s""-""%s""-""%s""|""%s\n",var,$4,$8,$7,$10,$11) }'>test.dat /acv/def/userhome/umit_log/


...

thank you very much..

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another problem i want to insert direction in find command...


ls -time $(...

error !

awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: bailing out near line 1

a=`hostname`
ls -time $( find /bscs/bscsadm/userhome/umit_log/ -name '*.txt')|awk '{printf("%s""|""%s""-""%s""-""%s""|""%s\n",$4,$8,$7,$10,$11) }'>test.dat




i want to add "$a" in test.dat...

for j in $(du -h $1| awk '{printf("%100-s \n",$2)}')

do

for a in $(ls -time $(find $j -name '*.txt') | awk '{printf("\n%s %s %s %s %s",$4,$7,$8,$10,$11)}')
do
echo...

thank you very much... but have a little problem..


ls -time $1 | awk '{printf("%s %s %s %s %s\n",$4,$7,$8,$10,$11)}'|while read a1 a2 a3 a4 a5;do

user_name=$a1
month=$2
day=$a3
year=$a4...

for j in `ls -time $1 | awk '{printf("%s %s %s %s %s\n",$4,$7,$8,$10,$11)}')`


i want to write by using while loop..

how can i do?

Use code tags please, ty.