I wont to find the offenders on our system..
sorry for a newbie quesion, couldn't find it in my books
by NetComra » Fri, 16 Nov 2001 03:39:36
sorry for a newbie quesion, couldn't find it in my books
by Barry Margoli » Fri, 16 Nov 2001 03:49:08
>sorry for a newbie quesion, couldn't find it in my books
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by Gopa » Fri, 16 Nov 2001 10:40:58
> sorry for a newbie quesion, couldn't find it in my books
You can find out by using ps -efo user,vsize
by Richard Pettit [SE Toolkit Author » Sat, 17 Nov 2001 01:25:01
> sorry for a newbie quesion, couldn't find it in my books
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1. Memory used per process - pmem vs ps
HI all,
Testing some code, I saw that using for a process (to see how many
shared, private and total memory it use), using ps or pmen, the result
is different.
For an oracle process, the different on total memory can be 5 or 6
mega.
Can anyone explain me why and which one is more precise?
Thanks a lot.
Sergio
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