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Command Definitions S-SO
SHOWPROC
SHOWPROC
Displays information about the specified process(es). (Native Mode)
Syntax
SHOWPROC[ [ PIN=]{pinspec | (pinspec [ ,pinspec ] ...)}]
[[;JOB=]{jobspec | (jobspec [ ,jobspec] ...)}]
[[;FORMAT=]{SUMMARY | DETAIL}]
[{;TREE | ;NOTREEE}]
[{;USER | ANYUSER}]
[{;SYSTEM}]
[{;TRUNC | ;NOTRUNC}]
Parameters
pinspec The process that you want to see.
The pinspec, expressed [#p ]pin, is a Process Identification Number (PIN).
Specifying pinspec is optional and has no default; see jobspec.
An ordinary user may show processes matching their own user and
account names (those which "belong to" the user) by specifying 0 as the
pinspec. A user with SM or OP capabilities may show any process on the
system. A user with SM capability (the system manager) may see system
processes by specifying the SYSTEM option.
NOTREE is the default for all pinspec target processes, and can be
overridden with the TREE option.
The USER and ANYUSER options do not apply to pinspec.
jobspec The name of the job or session whose processes you want to display. A
jobspec can be any of the following: jobnumber, username, @S, @J, or @. A
jobspec is optional and defaults to the user's current job ID, for example,
#!HPJOBTYPE!HPJOBNUM.
The jobnumber must be in the form #Jnnn or #Snnn. SM or OP capability is
required to specify another user's job or session number. The username
must be in the form user[.account]. SM or OP capability is required to
specify another user's username. If there is more than one job or session
under the same username, all are displayed.
You can use wildcards; they have the following meanings:
@S - all sessions
@J - all jobs
@ - all sessions and jobs