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Updated: January 2019

Managing System Information, Processes, and Performance in Oracle^® Solaris 11.3

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Chapter 1 Managing System Information

Chapter 2 Managing System Processes

Chapter 3 Monitoring System Performance

Chapter 4 Scheduling System Tasks

Overview of Scheduled System Tasks

Scheduling a Periodic or Scheduled Task With SMF

Scheduling a Routine System Task With crontab Command

Scheduling a Single System Task With at Command

Examples of Repetitive System Tasks

Scheduling Repetitive System Tasks Using SMF

How SMF Handles Scheduling

Scheduling Method and Time Values for SMF

Examples of SMF Manifests

Scheduling a Repetitive System Task Using crontab Command

About the crontab File

How the cron Daemon Handles Scheduling

Syntax of crontab File Entries

Creating and Editing crontab Files

Displaying and Verifying crontab Files

Removing crontab Files

Controlling Access to the crontab Command

Scheduling A Single System Task by Using the at Command

Submitting an at Job File

Creating an at Job

Displaying the at Queue

Verifying an at Job

Displaying at Jobs

How to Remove at Jobs

Controlling Access to the at Command

Chapter 5 Managing the System Console, Terminal Devices, and Power Services

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Displaying the `at` Queue

To check your jobs that are waiting in the at queue, use the atq command.

$ atq

This command displays status information about the at jobs that you have created.

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