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Old 04-23-2010
help to parse prstat -t
Code:
prstat -t -n 10 1 5

NPROC USERNAME  SWAP   RSS MEMORY      TIME  CPU
   143 sbswrk1  2082M 2139M   3.3% 801:46:08 1.0%
    26 sbswrk3  4573M 4675M   7.1% 651:28:35 0.8%
    35 sbswrk2  3922M 4004M   6.1% 1000:53:1 0.1%
     4 svcbmcp    47M   52M   0.1% 256:25:24 0.1%
    78 root      352M  186M   0.3% 100:20:30 0.0%
     5 xdmadm   1173M  602M   0.9%  10:45:54 0.0%
     3 xdmadm5  3784K 8112K   0.0%   0:00:00 0.0%
     2 wangry   1120K 3512K   0.0%   0:00:00 0.0%
     6 daemon   9224K 8568K   0.0%   7:47:47 0.0%



I used this command this is not work well
Code:
export MEMORY_CPU_USAGE1=`ssh ${OLC_1_USER}@${OLC_1_HOST} prstat -t -n 10 1 5 | awk '!/MEMORY/ && !/lwps,/ && !/CPU/ && !/averages:/ && !/%/ { if( $5 > 6 || $7 > 5 )} END  {print $0  "," }'`

I want to print the complete line($0) when the memory is more than 6.2% or Cpu is 3.2%

Thanks
Last edited by pludi; 04-23-2010 at 12:50 PM..
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Old 04-23-2010
How about:
Code:
awk -F'[ %]*' '$5>6.2||$7>3.2' infile

 
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