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HP-UX reading memory of java process

  • 29-05-2006 3:00pm
    #1
    terrabyte
    Registered Users Posts: 7 ✭


    I wanna return the memory used from a JAVA process using a shell script.

    Now i thought i could use the following:
    ps -uusername -o vsz, comm | grep java

    Which returns:
    182332 java

    it seems to just return a size that is not the same as the one if i do a top command. Why is this how should i proceed what option to use help greatly appreciated

    If i look at top command the process has following details:
    CPU TTY PID USERNAME PRI NI SIZE RES STATE TIME %WCPU %
    6 ? 25057 username 152 20 1945M 583M run 489:24 4.69 4.68 java
    I thought about top | grep java | grep username but not liking it.

    To make it more fun using HP-UX.

    Any ideas how i go about this?


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