MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 2

ps(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities ps(1)
–l displays information as if the user specified
–o flags,state,ruid=UID,pid,ppid,pcpu=C,
pri,nice,addr,vsz=SZ,wchan,tty=TTY,atime,
comm=COMD
–o format
displays information according to the given format specifications. For further infor-
mation, see Format Specifications.
–n name
specifies the name of the executable containing the kernel symbol table.
–p proclist
displays information for processes with process
ID numbers in proclist. Separate
numbers in proclist with commas.
–s idlist
displays information for processes with session ID
numbers in idlist. Separate num-
bers in idlist with commas.
–t termlist
displays information for processes with terminals in termlist. You denote terminals in
termlist in the same format as who uses to display terminals. They are separated with
commas.
–U userlist
–u userlist
displays information for processes with user
IDsinuserlist. Items in userlist can be
user ID numbers or login names, and are separated with commas.
Format Specifications
The format specified with –o is a list of names separated with blanks or commas. At the
beginning of the output display, ps displays column headings to tell you what you are seeing.
For example, if you specify ruser (indicating that you want to see real user names), ps nor-
mally puts the heading RUSER at the top of the column that shows real user names.
If you do not specify the –o option, ps displays the information as though you specified
-o pid,tty=TTY,time,comm
The following list shows the names that ps recognizes. At the end of each description, we put
the default column heading inside square brackets. The following names are POSIX-compliant.
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