Answer / krishnakumarnair

by using prstat and top.

Answer / lochan

ps -ef|grep sleep

Answer / kiran

ps -ef when we check There the process State will be in S
mode. By this way we can see which is in sleeping state.

Answer / suresh

prstat -a | grep sleep

Answer / lochan

ps -ef|grep sleep
top
prstat -a

Answer / p.r.l.prasanna

ps -ef |grep sleep by using this command you can also find
the
parent process id,process id.

Answer / pavankumar

prstat -a its check d statistics of cpu utilization

Answer / milan shah

ps -al

Answer / anup

ps -ef|grep -i sleep

Answer / hatem

ps -ef |grep sleep by using this command you can also find
the
parent process id,process id.

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