For ps, I have:
guarocuya@/opt/netcool/omnibus/var/nco_g_oracle> ps -lfea
F S UID PID PPID C PRI NI ADDR SZ WCHAN STIME TTY
TIME CMD
8 S root 17134 17110 0 40 20 ? 24707 ? 12:31:11 ?
5:13 /opt/netcool/omnibus/bin/solaris2/n
The ps(1) manpage says:
SZ (l)
The total size of the process in virtual memory,
including all mapped files and devices, in pages. See
pagesize(1).
Try running ps with the -y flag and see what SZ reports, or multiply 24707
by the output of pagesize(1) (it's probably 8k pages, and 8k*24707 is
193M).
For top:
PID USERNAME LWP PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE TIME CPU COMMAND
17134 root 28 59 0 193M 111M sleep 5:14 0.79%
nco_g_oracle.bi
And for lsof:
guarocuya@/opt/netcool/omnibus/var/nco_g_oracle> lsof -V -p 17134
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
nco_g_ora 17134 root txt VREG 0,2 0 7892497 /tmp
(swap)
nco_g_ora 17134 root 6r DOOR 256,0 0t0 60 /var/run
(swap) (door to nscd[478])
nco_g_ora 17134 root 16r VREG 0,2 0 7892497 /tmp
(swap)
lsof is reporting on the sizes of those open files/dirs/devices, not the
process.
Good luck,
-f
http://www.blackant.net/
As You can see, SZ in ps is quite different as any RES or SIZE in top. And
lsof has size 0.
Vmstat gives info but not for a particular process/pid. This is a solaris 9.
TIA,
Leo (completely lost...)
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