jobrien99
21-10-2005, 20:22
Hi all,
I was writing a user defined agent call that sums the memory for all instances of a particular program for a particular user.
For the comand I need to be able to pass in the username and process name as a parameter.
I know UNIX accepts multiple parameters so I wrote:
foo_proc_size[*,*] ps -efl | grep $1 | grep $2 | grep ? |awk '{ total += $10*4; print total}' | tail -1
[ BTW can anyone tune this to run faster ]
but it does not parse and I get errors.
I could put this in a shell script and write:
foo_proc_size[*,*] foo_proc_size $1 $2
and I think that will work from my reading of some posts.
However I'd like to do it all on the line without starting a shell script, is this possble...should I raise a ehancemet ticket?
Best Regards,
John
I was writing a user defined agent call that sums the memory for all instances of a particular program for a particular user.
For the comand I need to be able to pass in the username and process name as a parameter.
I know UNIX accepts multiple parameters so I wrote:
foo_proc_size[*,*] ps -efl | grep $1 | grep $2 | grep ? |awk '{ total += $10*4; print total}' | tail -1
[ BTW can anyone tune this to run faster ]
but it does not parse and I get errors.
I could put this in a shell script and write:
foo_proc_size[*,*] foo_proc_size $1 $2
and I think that will work from my reading of some posts.
However I'd like to do it all on the line without starting a shell script, is this possble...should I raise a ehancemet ticket?
Best Regards,
John