HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 323)

COUP and PUP Interfaces
HP NonStop Storage Management Foundation User's Guide—523562-008
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STATUS Command
listfile
is the file to which you want COUP to send its output. The file can be a disk file, a
tape file, a printer, or a process. The default listfile is your home terminal.
$process-name-spec
identifies one or more processes for which you want to retrieve information.
$process-name
is the name of a process.
*
indicates you want to retrieve information for all processes.
qualifier
limits the information returned to processes that have a specific program object file
name or have a specific primary processor number.
DETAIL
indicates that you want to retrieve information about all attributes of each process.
If you omit this keyword, COUP displays only the NAME, PROGRAM, CPU, and
the following process flags:
If you include the DETAIL keyword, the information displayed describes all
attributes of the executing process.
STATUS Command Examples
The following examples illustrate information retrieved for $ZSMS:
STATUS $ZSMS
NAME PROGRAM CPU FLAGS
$ZSMS \SMSDEV.$SYSTEM.SYSnn.OMP 01 P S
STATUS $ZSMS,DETAIL
NAME $ZSMS
{ $process-name |
($process-name [,$process-name]) |
*
}
PROGRAM program-object-file-name |
CPU primary-cpu-number
Process Flag Meaning
P The process is privileged.
S The process is stoppable.