Index
A
- address space map
- application threads
- at command
- automatic scheduling of
How the cron Daemon Handles Scheduling
- controlling access toOverview of Scheduled System Tasks
- deleting job filesRemoving at Jobs
- displaying job queue
- error messagesVerifying That the at Command Access is Denied
- overview
- sending email confirmationHow to Create an at Job
- submitting job filesSubmitting an at Job File
- system tasksOverview of Scheduled System Tasks
- automatic scheduling of
- at job files
- creatingHow to Create an at Job
- creating
- atjobs directoryHow the cron Daemon Handles Scheduling
- automatic system activity
- automating system task executionOverview of Scheduled System Tasks
B
- baud rate
- how to set on ttymon terminalHow to Set the Baud Rate Speed on the Console
- how to set with the eeprom commandHow to Set the Baud Rate Speed on the Console
- how to set on ttymon terminal
C
- changing
- date and timeHow to Manually Set the Date and Time of a System
- priority
- Changing the Priority of a Timesharing Process
- How to Change Scheduling Parameters of a Timesharing Process
- timesharing processesChanging the Priority of a Timesharing Process
- scheduling classesHow to Change the Class of a Process
- system informationChanging System Information Task Map
- system's identityHow to Change the Identity of a System
- date and time
- console terminal
- setting the baud rate ofHow to Set the Baud Rate Speed on the Console
- setting the baud rate of
- controlling
- access to at commandOverview of Scheduled System Tasks
- processesHow to Control Processes
- access to at command
- CPU (central processing unit)
- displaying information on
- high-usage processesTroubleshooting Problems With System Processes
- creating
- at jobsHow to Create an at Job
- at jobs
- cron.allow file
- crontab command
- access controlControlling Access to the crontab Command
- controlling access to
- daily tasks
- deletingRemoving crontab Files
- error messagesVerifying Limited crontab Command Access
- quitting without saving changesHow to Create or Edit a crontab File
- removingRemoving crontab Files
- removing crontab filesRemoving a crontab File
- scheduling ofHow the cron Daemon Handles Scheduling
- system tasksOverview of Scheduled System Tasks
- access control
- crontab files
- access controlHow to Deny crontab Command Access
- creatingCreating a crontab File
- defaultsAbout the crontab File
- deletingRemoving a crontab File
- denying accessHow to Deny crontab Command Access
- location ofAbout the crontab File
- removingHow to Remove a crontab File
- access control
D
- daily tasks scheduling with crontabScheduling a Routine System Task With crontab Command
- Data Analytics Accelerator SeeDAX
- DAX informationDisplaying DAX Information
- DAX statisticsDisplaying Data Analytics Accelerator Statistics
- daxinfo commandDisplaying DAX Information
- daxstat commandDisplaying Data Analytics Accelerator Statistics
- deleting
- crontab filesRemoving a crontab File
- crontab files
- df command
- –k option (kilobytes)Displaying File System Information
- overviewDisplaying Disk Space Statistics
- –k option (kilobytes)
- directories
- current working directory for processes
- disk drives
- displaying information about
- free disk spaceDisplaying Disk Space Statistics
- free disk space
- displaying information about
- disk space
- displaying information about
- df commandDisplaying Disk Space Statistics
- mount pointDisplaying File System Information
- df command
- displaying information about
- dispadmin command
- display
- date and timeDisplaying Date and Time
- diagnostic informationDisplaying System Diagnostic Information
- extended disk statisticsDisplaying Extended Disk Statistics
- host IDDisplaying Host ID Number
- property values for a deviceDisplaying Default and Customized Property Values for a Device
- release informationDisplaying Release Information
- system's installed memoryDisplaying Installed Memory
- date and time
- displaying
- address space mapProcess Commands (/proc)
- architecture typeDisplaying Architecture Type
- disk space statisticsDisplaying Disk Space Statistics
- disk utilization informationDisplaying Disk Utilization Information
- information on processesHow to List Processes
- information on processes being executedListing Processes
- LWP informationProcess Commands (/proc)
- physical processor type
- psrinfo commandDisplaying the Physical Processor Type of a System
- psrinfo command
- priority information
- process information
- processor typeDisplaying Processor Type
- product name information
- prtconfDisplaying Product Name
- prtconf
- scheduling class information
- system activity information
- system information
- commands forCommands for Displaying System Information
- commands for
- virtual processor typeDisplaying the Virtual Processor Type of a System
- address space map
E
- /etc/cron.d/at.deny fileDenying Access to the at Command
- /etc/cron.d/at.deny fileControlling Access to the at Command
- /etc/cron.d/cron.allow fileLimiting crontab Command Access to Specified Users
- /etc/cron.d/cron.allow fileControlling Access to the crontab Command
- /etc/cron.d/cron.deny fileHow to Deny crontab Command Access
- eeprom command
- using to set the baud rate on the ttymon terminalHow to Set the Baud Rate Speed on the Console
- using to set the baud rate on the ttymon terminal
F
- fcntl information
- field entries
- SMF instancesScheduling Method and Time Values for SMF
- SMF instances
- file systems
- disk space usageDisplaying Disk Space Statistics
- mount pointDisplaying File System Information
- disk space usage
- files
- checking access operations
- fstat and fcntl information displayManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- fstat and fcntl information display
- fsck commandExamples of Repetitive System Tasks
- fstat information
G
- global priorities for process classes
I
- iostat command
K
- kernel thread
- scheduling andUsing the ps Command
- scheduling and
- klwp structureAbout Processes and System Activities
- kthread structureAbout Processes and System Activities
L
- listing
- processesHow to List Processes
- processes being executedListing Processes
- processes
- LWPs (lightweight processes)
- displaying information aboutProcess Commands (/proc)
- structures forAbout Processes and System Activities
- displaying information about
M
- memory
- displaying information aboutDisplaying Installed Memory
- process structures andAbout Processes and System Activities
- shared process virtual memoryRelationships Among Process Structures
- virtual processRelationships Among Process Structures
- displaying information about
- message of the day (MOTD) facilityHow to Set Up a Message-Of-The-Day
- monthly tasks
- scheduling with crontabExamples of Repetitive System Tasks
- scheduling with crontab
- motd fileHow to Set Up a Message-Of-The-Day
N
- new features
- svcadm enable system/sar:default commandRunning the sadc Command When Booting
- svcadm enable system/sar:default command
- nice command
P
- /proc directoryUsing the /proc File
System and Commands
- performance
- activities that are tracked andSystem Activities That are Monitored
- automatic collection of activity data and
- file access and
- manual collection of activity data and
- monitor using Ops CenterManage Performance Using Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center
- process management and
- tools for monitoringSystem Activities That are Monitored
- activities that are tracked and
- periodic job scheduling with svcsScheduling a Periodic or Scheduled Task With SMF
- pfiles command
- power services
- managingManaging System Power Services
- troubleshooting problemsHow to Recover from Power Service in Maintenance Mode
- managing
- priocntl command
- priority (process)
- changing
- changing timesharing processes
- designating
- displaying information about
- global
- overview
- scheduling classes andHow to Change Scheduling Parameters of a Timesharing Process
- user-mode priorityDisplaying and Managing Process Class Information
- proc tool commandsManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- process file system (PROCFS)Using the /proc File
System and Commands
- processes
- activitiesAbout Processes and System Activities
- application threads andAbout Processes and System Activities
- commands for managingCommands for Managing System Processes
- controllingHow to Control Processes
- current working directory for
- displaying address space map
- displaying information aboutHow to Display Information About Processes
- fstat and fcntl information for open filesManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- fstat and fcntl information for open files
- libraries linked into
- nice number of
- priorityChanging the Priority of a Timesharing Process
- changing
- designating
- displaying information about
- global priorities for process classes
- overview
- scheduling classes and
- user-mode priorityDisplaying and Managing Process Class Information
- proc tool commandsUsing the /proc File
System and Commands
- restartingProcess Commands (/proc)
- scheduling classes
- signal actionsManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- stopping temporarilyProcess Commands (/proc)
- trees
- activities
- PROCFS (process file system)Using the /proc File
System and Commands
- product name for a system
- displaying with prtconf commandDisplaying Product Name
- displaying with prtconf command
- programs
- disk-dependency ofChecking File Access
- disk-dependency of
- prtconf commandDisplaying Installed Memory
- displaying a system's product nameDisplaying Product Name
- displaying a system's product name
- ps command
- displaying full information about processesListing Processes
- displaying global priorityDisplaying the Global Priority of a Process
- displaying information about scheduling class
- fields reportedUsing the ps Command
- overviewUsing the ps Command
- displaying full information about processes
- psrinfo command option to identify chip multithreading featuresChip Multithreading Features
- ptime commandManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- ptree command
- pwait commandManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- pwdx command
R
- real-time processes
- changing class ofHow to Change the Class of a Process
- changing class of
- removing crontab filesHow to Remove a crontab File
- repetitive system tasks
- SMF instancesScheduling Repetitive System Tasks Using SMF
- SMF instances
- repetitive tasks
- restarting processesProcess Commands (/proc)
- runaway processesTroubleshooting Problems With System Processes
S
- sadc command
- automatic collection of system data
- running while bootingRunning the sadc Command When Booting
- sar command
- scheduled_method
- scheduling
- See Alsocrontab command, at command
- See Alsosmf
- at commandExamples of Repetitive System Tasks
- crontab commandExamples of Repetitive System Tasks
- one-time system tasksScheduling a Single System Task With at Command
- periodic system tasksScheduling a Periodic or Scheduled Task With SMF
- repetitive system tasks
- SMF instancesScheduling Repetitive System Tasks Using SMF
- See Also
- scheduling classesDisplaying and Managing Process Class Information
- changing priority of
- designatingDesignating a Process Priority
- displaying information about
- Service Management Facility
- system tasksOverview of Scheduled System Tasks
- system tasks
- setting the baud rate on the ttymon console terminalHow to Set the Baud Rate Speed on the Console
- shared memory
- process virtual memoryRelationships Among Process Structures
- process virtual memory
- SMF instance
- creating and editingExamples of SMF Manifests
- displayingExamples of SMF Manifests
- time valuesScheduling Method and Time Values for SMF
- verifyingExamples of SMF Manifests
- creating and editing
- SMF scheduled services
- creating and editingExamples of SMF Manifests
- system tasks schedulingScheduling Repetitive System Tasks Using SMF
- creating and editing
- stopping processes temporarilyProcess Commands (/proc)
- svcadm enable system/sar:default commandRunning the sadc Command When Booting
- system activities
- automatic collection of data on
- list of activities trackedSystem Activities That are Monitored
- manual collection of data onSetting Up Automatic Data Collection
- system console
- managing
- system resources
- system tasks
- See Alsocrontab command, at command
- See Alsosmf
- at commandExamples of Repetitive System Tasks
- crontab commandExamples of Repetitive System Tasks
- See Also
T
- terminal devices
- managing
- set up login servicesHow to Set Up Login Services on Auxiliary Terminals
- terminals
- process controllingUsing the ps Command
- process controlling
- time
- processes accumulating large amounts of CPU timeTroubleshooting Problems With System Processes
- processes accumulating large amounts of CPU time
- timesharing processes
- changing scheduling parametersHow to Change Scheduling Parameters of a Timesharing Process
- changing scheduling parameters
- tracing flagsManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- troubleshooting processes
U
- /usr/proc/bin directoryManaging Processes by Using Process Commands (/proc)
- /usr/proc/bin directoryUsing the /proc File
System and Commands
- User processes
- user processes
- user structureAbout Processes and System Activities
- User-mode priorityDisplaying and Managing Process Class Information
V
- /var/adm/sa/sadd fileRunning the sadc Command Periodically With the sa1 Script
- /var/spool/cron/atjobs directory
- /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root fileAbout the crontab File
- /var/spool/cron/crontabs/sys crontabRunning the sadc Command Periodically With the sa1 Script
- /var/spool/cron/crontabs directory
- vmstat command