Running top in batch mode

[Anthony Doyle]

Hi Nitin ,

Maybe if you tell us what your trying to achieve,, someone on the list can help you, what data are you trying to capture from top as the requirement ?

Cheers
Anthony

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Subject: Running top in batch mode



Hello All

I have requirement of running top command in batch mode.
I have gone through some link and -b option can be used with same.
But this is not printing all options. Can some body help with good script

Thanks and Rgds
Nitin

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