The nt_pinfo command obtains and displays information about processes (threads).
Syntax
nt_pinfo {(options } |
Parameter(s)
options |
l |
Displays the delta CPU usage information for any ports that have consumed CPU within the last 1 second. Useful for finding active CPU consumers. |
m |
Displays the virtual memory size in megabytes (MB). To automatically check for this condition, schedule the nt_pinfo command to run through the background scheduler. If available memory falls below 5 MB, a warning message displays. |
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t |
Displays the sum for the Allock and CommtK columns. |
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u |
Additionally displays the user-ID in the report. |
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v |
Displays virtual memory (process virtual address space) and page file statistics. When used with the m option, the display is in MB. |
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z |
Displays all configured port, including those that do not have an associated thread. |
Description
The maximum values that display under the AllocK and CommtK columns are up to 9.9 GB of memory consumption.
Example(s)
nt_pinfo |
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PIB |
ThreadId |
T |
User |
Kernel |
AllocK |
CommtK |
Device |
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======== |
= |
===== |
====== |
======= |
======= |
=============== |
1* |
00000460 |
T |
0.080 |
0.030 |
947 |
961 |
537.0.0.1:2444 |
256 |
0000036c |
P |
0.050 |
0.070 |
3 |
8 |
|
273 |
00000370 |
P |
0.030 |
0.030 |
3 |
6 |
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PIB |
Process Identification Block. |
ThreadId |
Process location. For example: Taking the last three digits into the debugger with a thread of 01c, shows where you are in a BASIC Program at that point in time. |
T |
Type of process attached.
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User |
User CPU time since thread started. |
Kernel |
Kernel CPU time since thread started. |
Allock |
Allocated workspace applies to user workspace in the VME. |
CommtK |
Committed workspace. |
Device |
Attached device. |