HP Process Resource Manager (PRM) OTHERS, (NONE), Syntax:, Syntax:, prmloadconf, prmloadconf, prmloadconf [-fconfigfile], Table 23 shows the prmloadconf options

Table 22 prmlist user options (continued)

Option	Description
-u [user +netgroup]	Displays all user record information.
	If user is specified, displays only information for the requested
	user records.
	If +netgroup is specified, displays all members of the netgroup
	and their PRM group assignments.
-s [compartment]	Displays all compartment record information.
	If compartment is specified, displays only information for the
	requested compartment record.
-a [application]	Displays all application record information, including the expansions
	for application filenames specified by regular expression.
	If application is specified, displays only information for the
	requested application record. It is not necessary to include the
	application’s full path.
	Do not use alternate names with this option.
-G [unix_group]	Displays all Unix group record information.
	If unix_group is specified, displays only information for the
	requested Unix group.

prmloadconf

Syntax:

prmloadconf -V

prmloadconf [-fconfigfile]Availability: Only root users can execute this command.

This command builds or updates a PRM configuration file with the users on the system as defined by /etc/passwd.

The command first checks to see if the configuration file already exists. If the file does not exist, a default file is generated. If the file does exist, the existing file is checked for suitability (such as the presence of the user default group, OTHERS). Use the -fconfigfile option to specify a configuration file other than /etc/prmconf.

Table 23 shows the prmloadconf options.Table 23 prmloadconf root user options

Option	Description
No options	Creates or updates the PRM configuration file /etc/prmconf.
-V	Displays version information and exits.
-fconfigfile	Creates or updates the PRM configuration given by configfile.

For each nonroot user in /etc/passwd not already in the PRM configuration file, the command appends a PRM user record that uses the placeholder (NONE) as the PRM group. The typical PRM placement rules then apply to the processes owned by the given user. (For information on the placement rules, see “Precedence of PRM group assignments” (page 34).)

For information on other changes prmloadconf makes, see the prmloadconf(1) manpage.

prmmonitor

Syntax:

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