: >
: >Hello,
: >Does anyone know how to relate PIN (as shown in GLANCE) to PID
: >as shown in POSIX?
: >
: >I have *some* task/program/listner that is taking over the cpu, and
: >can identify it using glance, but don't know what to 'kill' to
: >get rid of it.
: >
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Here is a command that will convert the PID in the PS output to
the MPE/iX pin number. Its basically the low order 16 bits of the PID.


shell/iX> ps -e | awk '{print $1%65536 $0}'

PIN #
0       PID TTY      TIME COMMAND
1         1          0:11 PROGEN.PUB.SYS
2     65538          0:02 LOAD.PUB.SYS
3     65539          0:01
4     65540          0:00
5     65541          0:00
6     65542          0:01
7     65543          0:00
8     65544          0:00
9     65545          0:00
10     65546          0:00
11     65547          0:00
12     65548          0:00
13     65549          0:00
14     65550          0:00
15     65551          0:00
16     65552          0:00
17     65553          0:00
18     65554          0:00
19     65555          0:00
20     65556          0:01
21     65557          0:00
22     65558          0:01
23     65559          0:00
24     65560          0:00 NMFILE.PUB.SYS
25     65561          0:00 NMLOGMON.PUB.SYS
26     65562          0:00 NMLOGICS.PUB.SYS
27     65563          0:00 NMTRCMON.PUB.SYS
28     65564          0:01 NMCONSOL.PUB.SYS
29     65565          0:00
30     65566          0:00
31     65567          0:00
32     65568          0:00
33     65569          0:00
34    131106          0:01 MEMLOGP.DIAG.SYS info=MEML
35     65571          0:00 LOG.PUB.SYS
36     65572          0:00 SYSMAIN.PUB.SYS
37    131109          0:00 DIAGMON.DIAG.SYS
38     65574          0:00 SPOOLMOM.PUB.SYS

....
etc

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