prstat

The prstat command displays information about active processes on the system. You can specify whether you want information on specific processes, UIDs, CPU IDs, or processor sets. By default, prstat displays information about all processes sorted by CPU usage.

You can display detailed process microstate accounting information with prstat -m, which provides the percentage of time the process has spent processing system traps, text page faults, data page faults, and waiting for CPU, also known as CPU latency time.

See prstat(1M) for more information.