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;*  COPYRIGHT (c) 1982                                                      *
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;
;	Image:	Systat
;	Ver:	3.2
;	Date:	November 1st,1982
;	Author:	Stuart B. Renes,	Western Electric Co.
;					Dept. 477
;					3000 Skyline Drive
;					Mesquite, Texas  75149
;					1-214-288-2286
;
;
;	To build SYSTAT:
;
;	$ Link systat,dpylib/incl=(systat,sysout,sysday,syslow),sys$system:-
;	sys.stb/sel
;
; SYSTAT runs in Exec mode and requires WORLD,LOG_IO and GROUP privileges to
; get information about processes in the system other than the
; process running SYSTAT.  To allow SYSTAT to be run by non-privileged
; users, put SYSTAT.EXE in [SYSEXE] and put the following in the
; system startup file, [SYSMGR]SYSTARTUP.COM:
;
;	$ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:INSTALL	!Run the INSTALL utility
;	SYSTAT/SHARED/HEAD/PRIV=(CMEXEC,WORLD,GROUP) !Install SYSTAT
;					! with privileges
;	^Z
;
;	and then put
;	$SY*STAT:==$SYS$SYSTEM:SYSTAT.EXE
;					!in your System-wide login.com
;
; Note: If the user has ALTPRI, Systat will run itself at Priority 16.
;
;
1 SYSTAT
Reports the current status of all or selective VAX/VMS interactive users

Format:

	SYSTAT [qualifier]

2 Display 
	o A title line showing VMS version, (nodename),
	  current day/time and System uptime
	o (a line showing LOGINS disabled)

	o The terminal id
	o The process name of the user logged in
	o The currently executing image
	o The current process state
	o The current physical memory in use
	o The total amount of I/O (direct+buffered)
	o The total number of open files
	o The total number of page faults
	o The current process priority
	o The total amount of accumulated CPU time
	o The time the process was created

	o A summary line (if more than one entry was found) showing
	  the total number of users, memory, files and cpu time

2 Operation

	o SYSTAT will do screen formatting on VT52, VT100 family of terminals.
	  (VT55 terminals are treated as VT52's)

	Systat will search four classes of parameters to find a match
	for the qualifier (if supplied):

	Order of search (top down):

	o Process Name
	o Username
	o Terminal Id
	o Image

	Systat will display status on any Users whose parameters match the
	given qualifier. Abbreviations result in all matches being displayed.
	If no qualifier is supplied, Systat will display status on all Users.

2 Qualifiers
	The following items may be used as SYSTAT qualifiers:

	o Process Name
	o Username
	o Terminal Id
	o Image

	Systat will display status on any Users whose parameters match the
	given qualifier. Abbreviations result in all matches being displayed.
	See HELP SYSTAT OPERATION for details on the search order.

	A qualifier in the form "/B" is also a legal argument
	to Systat.  If this argument is furnished, Systat will display brief
	status on all Users.  This will include:

	o The terminal id
	o The process name of the user logged in
	o The currently executing image
	o The current process state
	o The current physical memory in use

	o Summary line (No. of Users and total memory used)

	Note that the "/B" qualifier may not be combined with any other
	qualifier.
