MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 2

ps(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities ps(1)
args displays the command that is executing, with all its arguments. [COMMAND]
comm displays the name of the command that is executing. This string is padded on the
right if necessary. [COMMAND]
etime displays the amount of real time that has elapsed since the process began execution.
ps shows the time in the form:
[[dd-]hh:]mm:ss
where dd is the number of days, hh is the number of hours, mm is the number of min-
utes, and ss is the number of seconds. [ELAPSED]
group displays the effective group
ID of the process, as a group name if possible and as a
decimal group ID if not. [GROUP]
nice displays the nice value (urgency) of the process as a decimal value. [NI]
pcpu displays a percentage value giving the ratio of
CPU time used to CPU time available.
[%CPU]
pgid displays the process group ID as a decimal value. [PGID]
pid displays the process
ID as a decimal value. [PID]
ppid displays the parent process ID as a decimal value. [PPID]
rgroup
displays the real group ID
of the process, as a group name if possible and as a decimal
group ID if not. [RGROUP]
ruser displays the real userid of the process, as a username if possible and as a decimal user
ID otherwise. [RUSER]
time displays the amount of CPU time that the process has used since it began execution.
ps displays this time in form similar to that used by etime. [TIME]
tty displays the name of the controlling terminal (if any). [TT]
user displays the effective userid of the process, as a username if possible and as a deci-
mal user ID otherwise. [USER]
vsz displays the amount of (virtual) memory that the process is using, as a decimal num-
ber of kilobytes. [VSZ] The following names are extensions to the POSIX implemen-
tation of ps.
addr displays the address of the process. [ADDR]
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