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Process filter, accumulated and STime
From: |
J . K . Wight |
Subject: |
Process filter, accumulated and STime |
Date: |
Wed, 5 Mar 2003 09:10:34 +0000 |
This appears under 'Process filters' in the documentation:
(From/To)STime:
Starting time for process in STIME or START field (accumulated time)
Can "accumulated" really be used in conjunction with (From/To)STime,
and if so how is it interpreted?
A new application is causing a problem because it fails to terminate
properly - or rather, the users are not terminating it properly - and
a process gets left behind. I would like to identify the ones that
were started more than x hours ago and kill them. Can it be done?
Using "date" is no use because I would have to keep changing the
filter.
My hope was that
FromSTime: "accumulated(0,0,0, 5,0,0)"
ToSTime: "accumulated(0,0,0,24,0,0)"
might pick out the processes started between 5 and 24 hours ago, but
the filter has no effect.
So, do I have to resort to a "shellcommand" script?
Jim
- Process filter, accumulated and STime,
J . K . Wight <=