User

User name associated with the PID

Image directory

Location from which image came

Image

Name of the image the user is executing

UIC

The UIC of the process

Pid

Process ID number

Mpid

The master process ID number or owner process ID number

Account

The account name

Process name

The process name

Cpu tics

CPU time charged to the image in 10-millisecond units. This metric equals the same number with its decimal point moved two places to the right. For example, 100 tics equals 1.00 second.

Uptime

Up time per image in seconds.

VA space

Peak virtual address space used

RWM

Resource wait mask

CurPri

Current priority

Gblpgs

Average count of global pages

WSdef

Default working set size

Bufio/sec

Buffered I/O rate

SofPgFlt

Rate of total page faults per CPU second

State

State of process

BPri

Base priority

Ac

Image activation flag, with 0 = no activation and 1 = activation

Tm

Image termination flag, with 0 = no termination and 1 = termination

Privpgs

Average count of private pages

WSquo

Working set quota

Dirio/sec

Direct I/O rate

HrdPgFlt

Rate of hard page faults per CPU second

ImgActs

Rate of image activations per second

IBN

Process type, with 0 = Interactive, 1 = Batch, and 2 = Network

Li

Login flag, with 0 = no login and 1 = login

Lo

Logout flag, with 0 = no logout and 1 = logout

WSlist

Average working set size

WSext

Working set extent

DskIO/sec

Disk I/O per second

Dsk thpt

I/O throughput in bytes per second

Compct

Percent of uptime in COM(O) state, sampled every 5 seconds

AWSA

Automatic working set adjustment flag, with 0 = AWSA enabled and 1 = AWSA disabled

Top Dev

Disk or tape drive with the highest operation rate from this process

Top IO/Sec

Operation rate per second, to the disk or tape drive with the highest operation rate, from this process

2nd Dev

Disk or tape drive with the second highest operation rate from this process

2nd IO/Sec

Operation rate per second, to the disk or tape drive with the second highest operation rate, from this process

Tapio/sec

Number of I/O operations per second that the process issued to tape devices

Tap thpt

Number of bytes per second transferred to and from tape devices for the process

RespTim

Response time. The time from the completion of a terminal input to the next terminal input or output or to the end of the interval or image termination. The unit of time is milliseconds.

RespDur

Response time in milliseconds. The time from the completion of a terminal input to the next terminal input or to the end of the interval or image termination. This response time plus think time equals 100% of the interval.

RespWait

Either the duration of response time that continues into the next interval (if PRO_M_RT_ENDS is set) or the duration of the most recently completed response time within the interval (if PRO_M_RT_ENDS is clear.) The unit of time is milliseconds.

Trmio/sec

Number of read I/O operations per second issued to the process's terminal.

Trm thpt

Number of characters per second read from the process's terminal (typing rate).

Thnktim

Think time. The time from the start of a terminal input to the completion of that terminal input or to the end of the interval or image termination. The unit of time is milliseconds.

CmdWait

Either the duration of think time that continues into the next interval (if PRO_M_TT_END is set) or the duration of the most recently completed think time within the interval (if PRO_M_RT_ENDS is clear). The unit of time is milliseconds.

ProcType

The process type indicates interactive, batch, network, detached, and/or subprocess. This hexadecimal number is derived from the value of the bits set for the process.

Bit 0 interactive bit 3 detached

bit 1 batch bit 4 subprocess

bit 2 network

For example, a value of 1 indicates an interactive process; a value of 12 (hex) indicates a process that is both a batch process and a subprocess.