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load new database anyway (destroys changes)? (yes/no) [yes]:yes
database database_performance loaded
In this example the presence of unsaved modifications to the current
database was detected, and the user was prompted to save the changes.
• View statistics of actual CPU use against current priority settings. For
example:
class> stats
Class scheduler status: enabled
class name target percentage actual percentage
high_users 50% 40.0%
batch_jobs 10% 2.0%
4.7.6 Using the runclass Command
Once you have established scheduler classes and enabled class scheduling,
you can use the runclass command to execute a command in a particular
class. You must have root privileges to use this command only if you want a
higher CPU percentage than is currently assigned to you. The following
command uses the runclass command to open a terminal window and
assign it to the previously-created high_users class:
# runclass high_users xterm
The following command shows that the pgrp number for the terminal
process is now identified as a member of that class:
# class_admin show
.
.
.
class members:
pgrp 24330 pgrp 24351 pgrp 24373
In this example, the identifier for the xterm process has been added to the
class. You can use the following command to view the running process:
# ps agx | grep xterm
See the runclass(1) reference page for more information.
4.8 Customizing Power Management
Use the dxpower utility, the sysconfig command, and sysconfigdb
database to manage power-saving features on hardware subsystems, such
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