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Data fields
| PID |
The process ID
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| PPID |
The parent PID.
Only shown when the -F option
is used.
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| User |
The username
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%CPU
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The percent of
the CPUs the process is currently (more or
less) using.
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RSS
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Resident Set Size –Physical
memory used by the process; includes shared
memory. When the -F flag is used,
this value is in kilobytes, otherwise it is
displayed in a compact format using four columns.
The suffixes K, M, and G are
decimal; that is, K means x1000, M x1000000,
and G x1000000000.
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VSZ
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Virtual memory
used by process. The format is the same as
described above.
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UsrTim
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This is the user-mode
CPU time being consumed by the process. This
has two modes, depending on whether the -ot command
option was specified. In the default mode,
the value is a normalized delta; that is, how
much user time has been consumed since the
last sample, normalized over 1 second. If -ot was
specified, the value is the absolute amount
of user time the process has accumulated since
it started, in the form Minutes:Seconds.
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SysTim
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The CPU time in
kernel-mode being consumed by the process (see
the description of UsrTim above).
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Pri
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The UNIX priority
of the process. This is only shown when the -F option
is used.
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IBk
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Input Block Operations –Actual
file system blocks read or written
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OBk
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Output Block Operations
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Maj
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Major faults –– Faults
that were satisfied by doing I/O (going to
disk).
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Min
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Minor faults –Faults
that were satisfied from cache.
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Command
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Note that arguments
specified when the program was invoked are
not retrieved.
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Disks
DSK
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This is an index
into the table that Collect outputs; used for
scripting.
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NAME
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The name of the
device, specified as dskinstance such as dsk23
and found in the system’s /dev directory.
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B/T/L
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If this is a SCSI
disk it contains the Bus/Target/Lun identifier,
otherwise a dash (–). The hwmgr command
can also be used to find devices. See the hwmgr(8)
reference page for information on the command
options.
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R/S
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Reads per second
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RKB/S
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Kilobytes read
per second
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W/S
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Writes per second
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WKB/S
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Kilobytes written
per second
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AVS
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Average service
time; time spent actually servicing the request –no
wait time (in milliseconds).
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AVW
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Average wait time;
time spent in the wait queue (in milliseconds)
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ACTQ
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The number of
requests in the active queue (that is, being
serviced by the disk)
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WTQ
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The number of
requests in the wait queue (have not yet been
submitted to disk)
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%BSY
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Percent Busy –Time
spent servicing requests in interval divided
by interval.
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%WT
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Percent Wait –Time
spent waiting in interval divided by interval.
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Tapes
NUM
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An index for scripting
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NAME
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The device name,
tape instance, where instance is an integer
in the range 0–256 and can be found in
the /dev/tape directory. The hwmgr command
can also be used to find devices. See the hwmgr(8) reference
page for information on the command options.
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B/T/L
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The Bus/Target/Lun
IDs (identifiers)
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R/S
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Reads per second
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RKB/S
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Kilobytes read
per second
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W/S
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Writes per second
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WKB/S
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Kilobytes written
per second
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LSM volumes
VOL
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An index for scripting
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NAME
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Name in the form "Diskgroup/Volume" to
ensure uniqueness
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R/S
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Reads per second
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RKB/S
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Kilobytes read
per second
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RAVS
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Average service
time for reads with respect to LSM driver (includes
disk driver wait time)
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W/S
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Writes per second
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WKB/S
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Kilobytes written
per second
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WAVS
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Average service
time for writes with respect to LSM driver
(includes disk driver wait time)
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CPU summary
USER...WAIT
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CPU states, averaged
over all CPUs
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INTR
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Interrupts per
second
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SYSC
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System calls per
second
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CS
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Context switches
per second
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RUNQ
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Number of processes
in the run queue
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AVG5,30,60
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Load average over
the last 5, 30, and 60 seconds
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FORK
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Number of forks/second
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VFORK
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Number of vforks/second
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Single CPUs
CPU
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Index for scripts
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USER
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Percent time (ticks)
spent in user-level code. This includes NICE
ticks.
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SYS
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Percent time (ticks)
spent in kernel
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IDLE
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Percent time (ticks)
spent doing nothing
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WAIT
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Idle ticks while
waiting for I/O to happen
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Memory
Free
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Number of megabytes
(or pages, if specified with the -tm option).
available.
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Swap
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Number of megabytes
(or pages) available on swap devices
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Act
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Amount of active
memory in megabytes (or pages)
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InAc
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Amount of inactive
memory in megabytes (or pages) –allocated
to a process, but marked as not used in greater
than X seconds.
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Wire
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Non-swappable
kernel memory in megabytes (or pages)
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UBC
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Megabytes (or
pages) of memory used by Bufcache
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PI
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Pages paged in
per second
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PO
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Pages paged out
per second
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Zer
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Pages zeroed per
second (overwritten with zeroes before handing
to a process)
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Re
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Pages reactivated
(status changed from inactive to active)
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COW
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Copies-on-write
per second
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SW
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Processes swapped
per second
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HIT
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Unified buffer
cache (UBC) hits per second
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PP
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UBC pages pushed
(written to disk) per second
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ALL
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Pages allocated
by UBC per second
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Filesystem
FS
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Index for scripting
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Filesystem
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Name of file system,
or the Domain#Fileset in the
case of an AdvFS file system. See the /etc/fstab file
for a list of file systems present on the system.
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Capacity
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In megabytes
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Free
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In megabytes
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