Andrew Tuckey wrote in message <344AC9...@Computer.org>...
You can use the AIX trace facility to check a number of things including
system calls. It can result in information overload though. TKG has a trace
tool that is very useful. Take a look at:
http://www.tkg.com/sctrace/Welcome.html
Greg
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It is "syscalls" in perfagent.tools package (LPP)
Regards,
andy
Is this standard in AIX 3.2.5? I can't find it in the man pages.
> Is this standard in AIX 3.2.5? I can't find it in the man pages.
It's not on 4.1 either.
> Andrew Tuckey
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> Andrew Tuckey wrote:
>
> > Is this standard in AIX 3.2.5? I can't find it in the man pages.
>
> It's not on 4.1 either.
syscalls is in an LPP that costs extra (or at least it used to)
and anyway it is totally lame
http://tkg.com/sctrace is where you want to go
it's free for 30 days, just go get it
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