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NOTE users can globally set sort order by using the SET SORT option.
DETAIL - displays additional stats such as node name, priority, accessorid, receive queue
length, and memory pages in use.
ENTRIES
required, thus P\*,E3,R6 is valid. Note the default value for ENTRIES is controlled with
the SET ENTRIES
LAST - causes stats to be displayed based on the requestors rate. The LAST option is an
adaptive rate. For example, if a requestor makes a request every 3 seconds, but then
starts making requests every 5 seconds, the PB command with a LAST option
automatically adapts to the requestors request rate. LAST means RPM should use the
stats counters from the LAST request for the new display. Display occurs once, with
calculations based on elapsed time between PB commands. See also SAME and RATE.
NONULL - suppresses display of processes consuming less than %0.01 Cpu busy.
NORMAL - displays the default output: Time, Cpu, Pin, Busy, Name, Program. Note the
DETAIL option provides additional information.
RATE
display is updated once, with rates and busy calculations based on 1 second sample
interval, unless LAST is specified. Note the default value of RATE is controlled by the SET
RATE
is allowed.
SAME - displays the same stats as the prior PB command, but for different
with different DETAIL.
SAME examples:
PB 1,LAST
could be followed by
PB,SAME,ALL
or by
PB 1,SAME,DETAIL
to display additional info about the same set of statistics.
SYNC - synchronizes reporting to begin at modulo seconds past the minute. For
example, PB RATE 6 would report at 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, and 54 seconds past the