Re: OT: Unix - performance tuning (vmstat 5)
Try this:
var_pid=`echo $var_grep_vmstat | grep -v grep | (read u v w x
y z; echo ${v} )`kill $var_pid
the grep -v grep will remove any lines with the word
grep.
HTH
Stephen
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/22/01 05:05AM >>>Hi
Unix Gurus,I submit a job to monitor the CPU utilization etc every 15
mins using thecommand vmstat 5.How do I kill the submitted unix
process of the batch job ? I tried to kill the submitted process using a
batch job using the followingcommand :var_pid=`echo $var_grep_vmstat |
(read u v w x y z; echo ${v} )`kill $var_pidThis works if the output
is $ ps -ef | grep vmstat orahrms 11271 11263 0
17:30:00 ? 0:00 vmstat
5 orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00
grep vmstatIf the output is as below, the program will not work $ ps
-ef | grep vmstat orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53
pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat orahrms 11271 11263 0
17:30:00 ? 0:00 vmstat 5Please
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RE: OT: Unix - performance tuning (vmstat 5)
Thanks, Peter. U've just solved my problem.
Regds,
New Bee in Unix
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Hi
Have a look at setting the second value with the vmstat command so you
use
something like vmstat 5 5 instead. This runs vmstat 5 times with a 5
second
interval
Try it on the command line and see if that is the result you require
HTH
Peter
At 10:05 PM 22/08/2001, you wrote:
>Hi Unix Gurus,
>
>I submit a job to monitor the CPU utilization etc every 15 mins using
the
>command vmstat 5.
>
>How do I kill the submitted unix process of the batch job ?
>
>I tried to kill the submitted process using a batch job using the
following
>command :
>var_pid=`echo $var_grep_vmstat | (read u v w x y z; echo ${v} )`
>kill $var_pid
>
>This works if the output is
>$ ps -ef | grep vmstat
>orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
>orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
>
>If the output is as below, the program will not work
>$ ps -ef | grep vmstat
>orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
>orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
>
>Please help. Thanks in advance.
>
>Regds,
>New Bee
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Re: OT: Unix - performance tuning (vmstat 5)
Hi
Have a look at setting the second value with the vmstat command so you use
something like vmstat 5 5 instead. This runs vmstat 5 times with a 5 second
interval
Try it on the command line and see if that is the result you require
HTH
Peter
At 10:05 PM 22/08/2001, you wrote:
>Hi Unix Gurus,
>
>I submit a job to monitor the CPU utilization etc every 15 mins using the
>command vmstat 5.
>
>How do I kill the submitted unix process of the batch job ?
>
>I tried to kill the submitted process using a batch job using the following
>command :
>var_pid=`echo $var_grep_vmstat | (read u v w x y z; echo ${v} )`
>kill $var_pid
>
>This works if the output is
>$ ps -ef | grep vmstat
>orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
>orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
>
>If the output is as below, the program will not work
>$ ps -ef | grep vmstat
>orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
>orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
>
>Please help. Thanks in advance.
>
>Regds,
>New Bee
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Re: OT: Unix - performance tuning (vmstat 5)
the STIME is always earlier for the command then for the grep, unless
I haven't had any coffee.
On Wed, Aug 22, 2001 at 04:05:24AM -0800, CHAN Chor Ling Catherine (CSC) wrote:
> Hi Unix Gurus,
>
> I submit a job to monitor the CPU utilization etc every 15 mins using the
> command vmstat 5.
>
> How do I kill the submitted unix process of the batch job ?
>
> I tried to kill the submitted process using a batch job using the following
> command :
> var_pid=`echo $var_grep_vmstat | (read u v w x y z; echo ${v} )`
> kill $var_pid
>
> This works if the output is
> $ ps -ef | grep vmstat
>orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
>orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
>
> If the output is as below, the program will not work
> $ ps -ef | grep vmstat
>orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
>orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
>
> Please help. Thanks in advance.
>
> Regds,
> New Bee
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OT: Unix - performance tuning (vmstat 5)
Hi Unix Gurus,
I submit a job to monitor the CPU utilization etc every 15 mins using the
command vmstat 5.
How do I kill the submitted unix process of the batch job ?
I tried to kill the submitted process using a batch job using the following
command :
var_pid=`echo $var_grep_vmstat | (read u v w x y z; echo ${v} )`
kill $var_pid
This works if the output is
$ ps -ef | grep vmstat
orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
If the output is as below, the program will not work
$ ps -ef | grep vmstat
orahrms 11612 11576 0 18:50:53 pts/11 0:00 grep vmstat
orahrms 11271 11263 0 17:30:00 ?0:00 vmstat 5
Please help. Thanks in advance.
Regds,
New Bee
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