System Administration Guide, Volume 2

How to Display a Core File Name Pattern

Use the following coreadm command to inquire about the core file settings of the current process. The $$ symbols represent a placeholder for the process ID of the running shell.


$ coreadm $$
278:    core.%f.%p

Superuser can inquire about any user's core file settings by using coreadm process ID. Ordinary users can only inquire about the core file settings of their own processes.