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Available free memory is 10MB in Appl1 Prod server

Former Member
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Dear all,

kindly check the Top Cpu process details

94.324 root dtgreet 0,09 20:31 1.652 20

237.646 root /opt/ibm/director/j 0,08 3:20 38.704 20

151.756 esaadmin /usr/java5/bin/java 0,01 6:08 74.340 20

294.928 irpadm /usr/sap/IRP/D00/ex 0,01 2:57 17.388 20

270.446 irpadm /usr/sap/IRP/SYS/ex 0,01 2:22 4.300 20

315.572 root /usr/bin/xmwlm -L 0,00 0:15 848 20

397.356 irpadm dw.sapIRP_D00 pf=/u 0,00 149:55 210.184 20

69.666 root gil 0,00 1:30 960 41

213.150 irpadm /usr/sap/IRP/D00/ex 0,00 1:19 30.076 20

254.092 irpadm /usr/sap/IRP/D00/ex 0,00 1:19 30.080 20

172.056 irpadm dw.sapIRP_D00 pf=/u 0,00 3:30 35.920 20

278.716 root nfsd 0,00 1:49 2.496 20

114.820 root /usr/lpp/X11/bin/X 0,00 0:29 6.316 20

49.176 root xmgc 0,00 0:28 448 41

245.892 root rpc.lockd 0,00 0:19 1.216 20

127.060 irpadm icman -attach pf=/u 0,00 0:09 92.188 20

385.076 irpadm gwrd -dp pf=/usr/sa 0,00 0:15 8.476 20

65.568 root netm 0,00 0:02 448 41

319.546 irpadm /usr/sap/IRP/D00/ex 0,00 0:11 12.136 20

188.518 root rtcmd 0,00 0:05 512 20

98.428 root /usr/sbin/syncd 60 0,00 3:46 504 20

45.078 root pilegc 0,00 0:01 1.472 41

200.804 root n4bg 0,00 0:00 448 20

208.998 root rdpgc 0,00 0:00 448 20

192.610 root /usr/ccs/bin/shlap6 0,00 0:00 436 20

184.478 root /usr/sbin/syslogd 0,00 0:00 364 20

180.322 root kbiod 0,00 0:11 1.280 20

168.036 root /usr/sbin/cron 0,00 0:01 412 20

163.984 root /usr/sbin/inetd 0,00 0:00 480 20

159.872 root /opt/ibm/director/b 0,00 0:00 208 20

155.884 root /usr/sbin/rpc.mount 0,00 0:00 1.800 20

147.580 root rgsr 0,00 0:01 448 20

143.440 root usbCfgDev 0,00 0:00 448 20

139.302 irpadm dw.sapIRP_D00 pf=/u 0,00 1:36 103.772 20

135.238 root hea_kproc 0,00 0:00 448 41

123.088 root dtlogin <:0> 0,00 0:00 424 20

118.860 root j2pg 0,00 0:10 2.048 41

110.674 root dog 0,00 0:00 960 20

102.498 root /usr/dt/bin/dtlogin 0,00 0:00 456 20

90.254 root /usr/lib/errdemon 0,00 0:00 628 20

my query is , is it possible to the above same from OS level (AIX)

(In windows we can check task manager )

kindly suggest how to kill the process from OS level.

regards

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

Former Member
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Use:

ps -ef

Or

ps -ef|grep username/application

ex: ps -ef|grep ora

ps -ef|grep nick

Regards,

Nick Loy

Answers (3)

Answers (3)

nelis
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> kindly check the Top Cpu process details

> my query is , is it possible to the above same from OS level (AIX)

> (In windows we can check task manager )

Use the program 'topas' to see the most active or "top" processes. Also, please try use a subject in your posts that is relevant to your question.

Nelis

Former Member
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Hi,

little confused what you are asking....

Have you got a memory issuse on your App server or database server ?

Can you be a bit more specific about everyyhing in you environment.

Mark

Former Member
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Hi

AIX , ORACLE 10g , SAP ecc6.0

memory issue in ProdApplication 1 server

i have only 10MB of free memory .

regards

Former Member
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hi,

can you paste the screen output of topas. E.g from the command line enter topas.

Mark

Former Member
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You can check these details from OS level(*ix) with below command

ps -ef |grep

You also can check this from SAP gui level from ST06

Below command can help you for killing the processes from OS(*ix) level

kill -9 PID

Here PID is the process ID...

Suggetion: Close your duplicate threads and just follow only one, as i saw similar post raised by you

Regards,

Nick Loy

Former Member
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Hi Nick,

kindly check the below

ps -ef |grep (is it correct)

regards