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The glance process summary screen

The first screen in glance displays the current CPU, memory, disk and swap consumption, and also reports on the top processes.

The top of the glance screen shows stacked histograms for CPU, disk, memory and swap. Within each histogram we see two portions, the system (s) and user (U) values.

The default glance screen is the process screen. Underneath the histograms, we see a list of all of the top processes on our Oracle server. These glance screen are from an Oracle Applications system, and we see the top processes. Here we see multiple tasks of f45runw, which is the driving task for Oracle SQL*Forms. The tasks on the process screen are displayed in the order of current CPU consumption and we also see data on cumulative CPU consumption (Cum CPU) and the disk I/O rate. In this example, we see high activity for the Oracle checkpoint background process (ora_ckpt_PR).


The above is an excerpt from the "Oracle9i UNIX Administration Handbook" by Oracle press, authored by Donald K. Burleson.

 

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