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February 7th, 2006, 03:51 PM
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Formatted 'ps'
Hey all,
I'm on a Solaris box, and I'm trying to get some formatted ps data by running: Code:
$ ps -efl -o "pcpu pmem args" Trouble is, the command arguments field get's truncated. Here's the problem, a don't have access to the gnu version of ps, and the UCB ps (/usr/ucb/ps) does not have the formatting option. Any ideas on how to untruncate the output from solaris's ps?
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February 8th, 2006, 09:43 AM
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No, unfortunately that is the way it is. /usr/ucb/ps -auxww will give you the complete output but, as you said, it doesn't have the same formatting options. I'm not sure why Sun didn't add the "-x" option to ps like AIX or HP/UX.
A pretty simple awk script could take the output of /usr/ucb/ps and print it the way you want though.
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