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- From: piper@k9.dec.com (Derrell Piper)
- Subject: SHOW PROCESS SWAPPER
- Message-ID: <1992Aug20.223758.25903@nntpd.lkg.dec.com>
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- Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
- Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 23:32:37 GMT
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- Process names are implicitly qualified by your Group UIC. If you're in the
- same group as the target process, you can use its name. Otherwise, you must
- identify it by PID.
-
- For example:
-
- Bilbo> sho proc swapper
- Nonexistent process
- Bilbo> wiz
- Bilbo> set uic [1,4]
- Bilbo> sho proc swapper
-
- 20-AUG-1992 18:32:25.51 User: Process ID: 26200101
- Node: BILBO Process name: "SWAPPER"
-
- Terminal:
- User Identifier: [SYSTEM]
- Base priority: 16
- Default file spec: Not available
-
- An obvious implication is that if you are logged in as SYSTEM (UIC = [1,4]),
- you can display most of VMS' detached processes by name since they tend to
- run under UIC [1,*].
-
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- Derrell D. Piper piper@bilbo.enet.dec.com
- VMS Development
- Digital Equipment Corporation
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