Commands Reference, Volume 3, i - m

lsarm command

Purpose

Displays Application Response Measurement (ARM) application and process usage information.

Syntax

lsarm -a [ -g ] [ -t ] [ -u ] [ ApplicationName ... ]

lsarm -p [ -a [ -g ] [ -t ] [ ProcessID ... ]]

Description

The lsarm command displays information about applications registered with the operating system using the Application Response Measurement (ARM) APIs. The -a flag displays information about applications by application name. The -p option displays information about the applications used by a process.

Flags

-a	Displays application names.
-g	Displays group names associated with the application.
-p	Displays transaction names associated with the application.
-u	Displays process numbers using the application.
-t	Displays the applications used by a process.

Parameters

ApplicationName	Specifies a list of one or more applications for which the lsarm command should display information.
ProcessID	Specifies a list of one or more process IDs for which the lsarm command should display information.

Exit Status

0	The command completed successfully.
>0	An error occurred.

Examples

To display all application names, type:
```
lsarm -a
```
To display group names, transaction class names, and process numbers using the 'database' application, type:
```
lsarm -a -g -t -u  database
```
To display the process IDs for all processes using ARM applications, type:
```
lsarm -p
```
To display the application names, group names, and transaction names used by process 25038, type:
```
lsarm -p -a -g -t 25038
```

Location

/usr/ewlm/sbin/lsarm

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