Backward compatibility in Workload Manager

The default output of the wlmstat command lists only the superclasses and is similar to those of previous versions.

For example:

# wlmstat
               CLASS  CPU  MEM  DKIO
        Unclassified    0    0   0
           Unmanaged    0    0   0
             Default    0    0   0
              Shared    0    2   0
              System    2   12   0
              class1    0    0   0
              class2    0    0   0
#

If some of the superclasses have subclasses defined by a WLM administrator, then the subclasses are listed. For example:

# wlmstat
               CLASS  CPU  MEM  DKIO
        Unclassified    0    0   0
           Unmanaged    0    0   0
             Default    0    0   0
              Shared    0    2   0
              System    3   11   7
              class1   46    0   0
    class1.Default     28    0   0
     class1.Shared      0    0   0
        class1.sub1    18    0   0
              class2   48    0   0
#

The output is the same when you use the ps command. For processes in a superclass without any subclasses, the ps command lists the superclass name as the process class name.