GMPPVIEW(SDSC) UNIX System V (23 July 1997) GMPPVIEW(SDSC) NAME gmppview - a text based up-to-the-second usage monitor SYNOPSIS gmppview [refresh rate in seconds] DESCRIPTION gmppview is a text-only usage display tool for the Cray T3E. It is designed to show much of the same information given by the text version of the Cray T3D command "mppview". INFORMATION DISPLAYED total application PEs The total number of application processing elements (PEs) the system is currently configured with. These processors are reserved for multi-PE applications. available PEs The total number of application PEs not currently in use. largest contiguous group The largest contiguous group of application PEs. Multi-PE jobs run over contiguous groups of PEs, so this value indicates the largest job that could be added to the system. user The name of the user to which a particular multi-PE job belongs. pid The process ID for a particular multi-PE job. PEs The number of processing elements in use by a particular job. mode Denotes whether a particular job was run in batch (from the NQS scheduler) or interactively. The elapsed execution time (see below) for certain batch and most interactive jobs can be used to estimate how much longer a job may continue (at SDSC most interactive jobs can run for no more than an hour, while the longest some batch jobs may run is 24 hours). state Indicates whether a job is currently executing or whether it is suspended. reason Indicates why a suspended job is waiting. The most common reason "app.limit" indicates that a job is waiting for sufficient system resources (application PEs) to become available. elapsed The cumulative execution time for a running process. For a suspended process this value indicates the total wall-clock time spent waiting. command The command used to initiate a particular process. OPTIONS refresh rate The number of seconds between updates of the displayed information. Since gmppview relies partially on the output of the "ps" command, refresh rates of less than about 7 seconds may not result in updates intervals of the specified duration. This is because executing the "ps" command can require up to a few seconds. The default refresh rate is 20 seconds. SEE ALSO mppview, xmppview, grmview, qstat, ps