The following list describes the columns of the Process Group Monitor table. For a complete description of the Process Group Monitor table and its fields, see the Systems Management Empire MIB specification (empire.asn1 in the mib subdirectory of the agent installation).
Note: SystemEDGE maintains a history of group membership and tracks process statistics even after an individual process has left the group.
Defines the unique row index for this entry (1 to MAXINT). Rows 1 through 10 are reserved for the agent's internal use; the index for additional rows must fall in the range of 11 to MAXINT.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines a description (0 to 512 characters in length) of the entry.
Permissions: Read-write
Defines how often in seconds the agent should monitor the group. The value must be a minimum of 30 and a multiple of 30 seconds.
Permissions: Read-write
Default: 60
Defines the regular expression to use when the agent is attempting to match processes by name.
Permissions: Read-write
Defines the positive integer flags that indicate additional behavioral semantics that the entry follows during the course of its operation. For more information about available flags and setting flags, see Process Group Monitor Table Flags.
Permissions: Read-write
Defines the current number of processes in the process group that the entry is tracking. A process belongs to the process group if its name (and possibly, its arguments) matches the regular expression configured for this entry.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the numeric PIDs in the process group. Each PID is separated from the next by a space character.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the process status for each process in the process group. Each process state is separated from the next with a space character. Entries in the status list have a one-to-one correspondence with entries in the PID list. For more information about states of a process, see the processStateStr MIB variable.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines a quoted command (0 to 2048 characters in length) with any parameters to run when the expression evaluates to True and the agent sends a process group change trap. If the string is empty, the agent invokes no action for this entry.
Note: Do not use Windows batch files for actions; they impose severe programmatic limitations and often do not work correctly with desktop applications. Instead, use a more powerful and flexible scripting language, such as Perl or Visual Basic.
Permissions: Read-write
Defines the number of events generated for the entry. Events do not necessarily imply traps; traps can be turned off for the row through a flags setting.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of traps (procGroupChangeTrap) that the agent has sent for this entry.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the time (based on sysUpTime) at which the agent last sent a trap (procGroupChangeTrap) for this entry.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the row status, which can be one of the following:
Typically, a row is either active or notInService. These values are identical in meaning to those defined by the SNMPv2 SMI RowStatus textual convention.
Permissions: Read-write
Default: createAndWait(5)
Defines the combined resident set size (RSS) of the group of processes. The RSS for each process in the group is summed at each interval and stored in this variable. Because RSS also includes shared memory, the total RSS for a group could exceed total possible physical memory for the underlying system. For more information, see the processRSS variable of the Systems Management MIBSystems Management Empire MIBmissions: Read-only
Defines the combined size of the text, data, and stack segments of the group of processes. The size of each process in the group is summed at each interval and stored in this variable. Size includes shared memory, so the total size for a group could exceed the total virtual memory for the underlying system. For more information, see the processSize variable of the Systems Management MIBSystems Management Empire MIBmissions: Read-only
Defines the total number of threads for the group of processes. The number of threads running in each process in the group is summed at each interval and stored in this MIB variable. For more information, see the processNumThreads variable of the Systems Management Empire MIB (in empire.asn1).
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the total percentage of real memory being used by the processes in this group. The percentage of memory being used is summed at each interval and stored in this MIB variable. Memory usage includes shared memory (shared libraries and DLLs), so the total percentage may exceed 100.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of blocks of data input by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of blocks of data output by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of messages sent by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of messages received by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of system calls invoked by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of minor page faults incurred by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of major page faults incurred by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of times processes in this group have been swapped.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of voluntary context switches incurred by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of involuntary context switches incurred by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Defines the number of seconds of CPU time used by processes in this group.
Permissions: Read-only
Matches running processes by user name and any process name regular expression when set to a valid user name. This variable is valid only on UNIX systems.
Permissions: Read-write
Matches running processes by group name, process name regular expression, and user name when set to a valid group name. This variable is valid only on UNIX systems.
Permissions: Read-write
The list of process names of the monitored processes. On Solaris 10 or newer the fromat of the name is ZoneName/ProcName if Zone regular expression has been used.
Permissions: Read-only
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