18Field DescriptionMemoryMemory state, in KB:• Total memory.• Memory available.• Page size.JID Job ID that uniquely identifies a process. It remains the same even if theprocess restarts .PID Process ID.PRI Process priority.StateProcess state:• R—In running state or waiting in the queue.• S—In interruptible sleeping state.• T—In traced or stopped state.• D—In uninterruptible sleep state.• Z—In zombie state.FDs List file handles opened by the process.MEM Memory used by the process. (It displays as 0 in the kernel process.)HH:MM:SS Running time when the process restarted last time.CPU Process CPU usage.Name Process name. If the process name is marked with the square brackets ([ ]),it refers to the kernel thread.monitor threadUse the monitor thread command to display the statistics of a thread.Syntaxmonitor thread [ dumbtty ] [ iteration number ] [ slot slot-number ]ViewsAny viewPredefined user rolesnetwork-adminParametersdumbtty: Displays the thread statistics as if on a dumb terminal (The screen refreshes the statisticsperiodically). If this keyword is specified, the statistics of all threads is listed in descending order on thescreen according to their CPU usage. If this keyword is not specified, the statistics is displayed in aninteractive mode. By default, statistics of the first 10 threads is displayed in descending order accordingto their CPU usage, and refreshed every five seconds.iteration number: Specifies the number of times the process statistics is displayed. The number argumentis in the range of 1 to 4294967295. If the keyword dumbtty is specified, the default value for the numberargument is 1. If neither dumbtty nor number is specified, the statistics is refreshed every five seconds untilyou quit the monitor process command.
