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The fuser command lets me know which processes are using a file or directory.
I’m looking for command that does the opposite: lets me know which files are being used by a process.
Forgot to mention that it’s for a Solaris system.
While I wouldn’t begrudge anyone learning Dtrace or gaining experience installing software, in Solaris there is a command to see the files a process has open: /usr/bin/pfiles