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I am looking for best PS command to get as much info as possible, mainly memory info like SZ, RSS with userid, pid, complete command/process.
I have two servers IBM AIX and SunOS solaris. I am OK to have two different commands for two servers.
I have tried “ps v”, “ps al”, “ps aux” on AIX, but looking for command that gives more info than these commands.
For a full command line you have to use the ucb (Berkely) version of ps – /usr/ucb/ps
on Solaris. ps -w does that Most distributions of Solaris (>=8) don’t always seem to have a manpage for it so try here. If you have it is
man -s 1B ps:http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19683-01/816-0210/6m6nb7mif/index.html