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| 1. Use xpg4 "ps" with sz and vsz option ps -o pid, sz, vsz, comm, args sz => size in physical pages of process vsz => size in KBs 2. Also you can use top Check SIZE(total virtual size of the process in KB) and RES(resident size of the process in KB) 3. General "ps" # ps -efl Check SZ(size of the process in pages) -- Regards Surinder Kumar Phone # 91-80-2053194 A smooth sea never made a skillful mariner |
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| "Joe Philip" <joe.philip@verizon.net> wrote: >We run DB2 v8 on HP-UX11. I want to figure out how much memory is taken by >each DB2 process. What is the command to do that? > Do you have glance installed on the system? It should be able to tell you this. Regards, Ted. ================================================== ============ | Ted Linnell <edlinnell@acslink.net.au> | | | | Nunawading, Victoria , Australia | ================================================== ============ |