1 12/12/83  apte
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 3 Syntax:  apte {proc_indicator} {-control_args}
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 5 Function: displays active page table (apte) information for processes
 6 in an FDUMP that match the states specified.
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 8 
 9 Argument:
10 proc_indicator
11    for specifying  individual processes.  It  can take one of three
12    forms:
13    - The decimal index (starting at zero) of a process in^H the FDUMP.
14    - The octal apte offset of the process.
15    - The octal process_id of the process.
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18 Control Arguments:
19 -all, -a
20    Displays  apte  info  for  all processes  in  any state (Default).
21 -blocked, -blk
22    Displays  apte info  for all  processes in  the blocked state.
23 -count, -ct
24    specifies  the  total number  of processes  meeting the criteria
25    specified by the  control_args.  With -all, it gives the counts of
26    each process state.
27 -current, -cur
28     displays apte info for the current process.
29 -page_tbl_lock, -ptl
30    Displays  apte info  for all  processes marked  as page table
31    locking.
32 -ready, -rdy
33    Displays  apte  info  for  all processes  in  the ready state.
34 -run
35    Displays  apte info  for all  processes in  the running state.
36 -stopped, -stop
37    Displays  apte info  for all  processes in  the stopped state.
38 -wait
39    Displays  apte info  for all  processes in  the waiting state.
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42 Examples:
43 apte 2
44    displays information for process 2 in the FDUMP.
45 
46 apte 10600
47    displays information for the process with apte offset 10600 (octal).
48 
49 apte 3500555555
50    displays information for the process with octal
51    process_id 003500555555.