Jul  7 02:30:02 1999  DAILY USAGE REPORT FOR mercury Page 1
 
      LOGIN    CPU (MINS) KCORE-MINS  CONNECT (MINS) DISK  # OF  # OF # DISK FEE
UID   NAME   PRIME NPRIME PRIME NPRIME PRIME NPRIME  BLOCKS PROCS SESS SAMPLES
0     TOTAL  1     1      2017  717    785   840    660361  1067  9     7    20
0     root   1     1      1833  499    550   840    400443  408   2     1    0
1     daemon 0     0      0     0      0     0      400     0     0     1    0
2     bin    0     0      0     0      0     0      253942  0     0     1    0
3     sys    0     0      0     0      0     0      2       0     0     1    0
4     adm    0     0      46    83     0     0      104     280   0     1    0
5     uucp   0     0      74    133    0     0      1672    316   0     1    0
71    lp     0     0      0     2      0     0      3798    1     0     1    0
8198  ksm    0     0      8     0      0     0      0       6     1     0    0
52171 pjm    0     0      56    0      234   0      0       56    6     0    20

UID

User identification number. 

LOGIN NAME

Login name of the user. Identifies a user who has multiple login names.  

CPU-MINS

Amount of time, in minutes, that the user's process used the central processing unit. Divided into PRIME and NPRIME (non-prime) utilization. The accounting system's version of this data is located in the /etc/acct/holidays file.

KCORE-MINS

A cumulative measure of the amount of memory in Kbyte segments per minute that a process uses while running. Divided into PRIME and NPRIME utilization.

CONNECT-MINS

Amount of time a user was logged into the system, or "real time." Divided into PRIME and NPRIME use. If these numbers are high while the # OF PROCS is low, you can conclude that the user logs in first thing in the morning and hardly touches the terminal the rest of the day.

DISK BLOCKS

Output from the acctdusg program, which runs and merges disk accounting programs and total accounting record (daytacct). (For accounting purposes, a block is 512 bytes.)

# OF PROCS

Number of processes invoked by the user. If large numbers appear, a user may have a shell procedure that has run out of control. 

# OF SESS

Number of times a user logged on to the system. 

# DISK SAMPLES

Number of times disk accounting was run to obtain the average number of DISK BLOCKS.

FEE

Often unused field that represents the total accumulation of units charged against the user by chargefee.