"ACCTCOM" - Command Information File

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 The tree of accounting directories

 COMMAND      USER    TTYNAME    START     END     REAL      CPU     MEAN

   NAME                          TIME     TIME   (SECS)    (SECS)  SIZE(K)

ACCTFLAG

 The accounting flags summary

  acctcom  [[options]  [file]]

  FLAGS

         -b -  reads backwards, showing latest command first

         -i -  prints columns containing I/O counts in the output

         -m -  shows mean core size (the default)

         -r -  shows CPU factor

         -t -  shows separate system and user CPU times

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 The accounting command that is available to all users is

 acctcom.  It searches the process account files and

 prints accounting information for the current day!  Each

 line printed by acctcom represents the execution of one

 process.  The partial format of the output is shown above:

 The acctcom command has numerous flags, all of which are

 described in your User's Reference Manual; a few of these

 flags are shown above.

 Assuming that the accounting system 

 is turned on, let us print the

 current day's accounting information 

 for your UNIX system, which should 

 include mean core size, CPU factor,

 and separate user and CPU times. Note:

 you will see only a partial result!

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type acctcom -m -r -t

 Please type acctcom -m -r -t

 You will be helped this time!

 $PROMPT$

FORGET1

 acctcom -m -r -t                

 Please observe the result.

 NOTE: If your accounting system

 is not set up, or if acctcom

 is not installed on your system

 you will not see any reasonable

 output!

 ACCOUNTING RECORDS FROM:  Wed Jul 30 17:52:37 1986

 COMMAND                START    END        REAL   CPU (SECS)   CPU   MEAN

 NAME     USER   TTY    TIME     TIME     (SECS)   SYS  USER  FACTORSIZE(K)

 #accton  root   ttyb   17:52:37 17:52:37   0.85  0.20  0.02   0.08  26.00

 sh       root   ttyb   17:52:34 17:52:38   4.42  0.22  0.30   0.58  37.10

 rm       root   ttyb   17:52:40 17:52:40   0.13  0.13  0.00   0.00  32.00

 sh       root   ttyb   17:52:33 17:52:40   7.32  0.27  0.08   0.24  44.19

 ps       root   ttyb   17:52:43 17:52:45   2.12  1.12  0.18   0.14  57.82

 ls       root   ttyb   17:52:56 17:52:56   0.95  0.27  0.02   0.06  58.47

 mv       root   ttyb   17:53:07 17:53:07   0.47  0.28  0.00   0.00  33.76

 quest    root   tty00  04:39:48 04:56:18 990.93  1.73  4.43   0.72 118.14