rules subcommand

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The rules subcommand displays the currently-loaded Workload Manager (WLM) assignment rules.

Format

rules

Parameters

There are no parameters. The output is in the following format:

  <address>:  <classid> ("<classname>") <uidlist> <gidlist> <filelist>

where <filelist> is in the following format:

 (<device>.<inode>.<generation>)

A dash ( – ) means that the list is empty (unspecified).

Other

rule

Examples

The following is an example of how to use the rules subcommand:

KDB(0)> rules
KERN_heap+ABA0C00:  320 ("Test1") 1220 - - - -
KERN_heap+ABA0C58:  384 ("Test2") 1219 - - - -
KERN_heap+ABA0CB0:  448 ("Test3") 1218 - - - -
KERN_heap+ABA0D08:  512 ("Test4") - 1 - - -
KERN_heap+ABA0D60:  576 ("Test5") - - (8000000A00000005.000018B4.9F1CA805) - -
KERN_heap+ABA0DC8:  256 ("System") 0 - - - -
KERN_heap+ABA0E20:  128 ("Default") - - - - -
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KERN_heap+ADAF000:  515 ("Test4.sub1") - - (8000000A00000005.0000187D.9F1B9E74) - -
KERN_heap+ADAF068:  516 ("Test4.sub2") - - (8000000A00000005.00001895.9F1C9F82) - -
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KERN_heap+ABA2100:  579 ("Test5.sub1") - - (8000000A00000005.0000187D.9F1B9E74) - -
KERN_heap+ABA2168:  580 ("Test5.sub2") - - (8000000A00000005.00001895.9F1C9F82) - -
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