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how Can i check processing consuming by peoplesoft
applications?
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Answer / sks
in unix u can fire a command ps -ef | grep -i <process name >
you will get the info of process
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Answer / atanu das
In Linux we can use top command check the status of real
time notification that a particular processor are using.
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Answer / rohit
we can check the processes un the task manager in
windows....about unix i hvae no idea....
then u check the server staqtus the client status u will
get the info about all the processes running or in ideal
stage.
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Answer / prakash
You can use "Topas" command(utility) on AIX servers , its
gives you the list of process name with the resource
consumption. .
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Answer / karen
In unix solaris, w ehave the top utility installed. I t
will show you the top most consuming processes on the
server. You can even see what is that exact process with
their PID.
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Answer / ashok
If multiple domains are configured in single server do
ps -fu <batch id>| grep -i <domain name>
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