HP-UX HB v13.00 Ch-19 - PRM

HP-UX Handbook – Rev 13.00 Page 18 (of 31)
Chapter 19 Process Resource Manager (PRM)
October 29, 2013
for a minimum allocation.
User record:
USER::::INITIALGROUP[,ALTERNATEGROUP[, ...]]
USER
Is either an individual user's login name or a +
character followed by a netgroup name. Login names must
be in /etc/passwd. Netgroup names must be associated
with a list of login names in /etc/netgroup.
INITIAL_GROUP
Is the name of the initial PRM group for the user or
netgroup. This is the group login chooses when launching
the user's login shell, as well as cron, when scheduling
jobs for that user.
ALTERNATE_GROUP
Is the name of one of the alternate PRM groups for the user or
netgroup. Alternate groups are groups other than the initial group that
the user or netgroup members are allowed to run processes in.
Application record:
APPLICATION::::GROUP[,ALTERNATE_NAME[, ...]]
APPLICATION
Is the full path of the application, the
shell/interpreter in the case of a script, or your Java
binary--starting with a slash (/).
GROUP
Is the name of the PRM group in which the application or script will
run.
ALTERNATE_NAME
Is an alternate name the application is assigned when
executed. For most binaries and scripts, it should match
the first item in the COMMAND column. Alternate names are
common for complex programs such as database programs
that launch many processes and rename them. It is also
common for shells and interpreters used in scripts; the
names of the scripts are considered alternate names. For
Java programs, the class names are considered alternate
names.
Disk record:
VOLUME:{ PRMID | GROUP }:SHARES::