Sylvia Almeida <[log in to unmask]> wrote on 2/26/02:

> We are running 7.0 pp1 on an N4000 with 3 processors and 6GB of memory.
> There is also plenty of free disc space
> Is there a way to check how many processes are running?

Yes, type SHOWWG.  It should give you a listing similar to the following:

                                 -----QUANTUM-----         TIME
CPU %
   WORKGROUP        BASE LIMIT   MIN   MAX  ACTUAL  BOOST  SLICE PROCS  MIN
MAX
------------------- ---- -----  ----- ----- ------  -----  ----- -----  ---
---
AS_Default          30   99     N/A   N/A   N/A     N/A    1000  30     N/A
N/A
BS_Default          100  150    N/A   N/A   N/A     N/A    1000  436    N/A
N/A
CS_Default          152  202    1     200   7       DECAY  200   1623   N/A
N/A
DS_Default          198  212    200   200   200     OSC    200   43     N/A
N/A
ES_Default          206  224    500   500   500     DECAY  200   0      N/A
N/A

The "PROCS" column contains the number of processes running in each
subqueue.

HTH,

John Hornberger
Sr. Systems Programmer
SPX Corporation

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