1 JPI

 Utility to dump extra information about system processes. You
 can already get some of this with a "SHOW SYSTEM" command.
 "JPI" gives you a bit more.

 If you invoke it with no parameter, then information on all 
 processes owned by you is displayed.

 If you invoke it with a parameter of '0', then information on
 all processes is displayed.

 If you invoke it with a parameter of UIC group-ID, then information
 on all processes belonging to that group are displayed.

 If you invoke it with a parameter of username, then information
 on all processes belonging to that user are displayed.

  FORMAT

    JPI [0|<group>|<username>]

2 group

 UIC group-ID. This may be obtained by doing a "JPI" (no parameters)
 and examining the display for the group-ID's of any processes you're
 interested in.

2 username
	
 Process username. This may be obtained by doing a "SHOW USERS" or
 a "SHOW SYSTEM", or just by doing a "JPI" (no parameters) and
 examining the display for the group-ID's of any processes you're
 interested in.
