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Length: 3072 (0xc00) Types: Ada Source Notes: 03_class, FILE, R1k_Segment, e3_tag, procedure Show_Jobs, seg_0039b2
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procedure Show_Jobs (Job : Natural := 0; Active_Jobs_Only : Boolean := True; Repeat_Display : Duration := 0.0); -- Show information about jobs. Includes lots of resource use information. -- Active_Jobs_Only restricts the display to jobs that are active -- or have otherwise consumed a lot of resources. If false, all -- jobs are displayed. -- Use Show_Job_Names to get their names and additional information. -- If Job /= 0, that specific job is displayed. Otherwise all jobs are -- displayed subject to the active filter. -- If Repeat_Display is nonzero, then the display is repeated every -- time that amount of time elapses. The job will run until killed, -- or 5000 displays have been output. -- The values displayed are as follows: -- -- Job The job number as used in other commands. This is the VP number. -- Pri Machine priority. User jobs start at 6. Larger => lower priority. -- Stat Status: R(unning), I(dle), W(ait), Q(ueued), AT(tached), -- DT (detached), CE (Core editor), OE (Obj editor). -- CPU % of CPU being used. -- ModCt Number of packages and tasks in the job (roughly). -- Cache Number of main memory pages occupied by the job (excluding heaps). -- Disk Number of disk pages occupied by the job (excluding heaps). -- PgLim Page limit. The job page limit. -- DskWts Disk waits. Roughly, the number of page faults taken by the job. -- D/S Disk waits/second. Number of faults/second. -- JSegSz Number of pages in the job's job garbage heap. -- WsSiz Working set size as defined by the scheduler. -- WsLim Working set limit. --
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