[Info-vax] Command to show process rms file opens?

[Dave Froble]

On 8/7/2020 8:25 PM, Simon Clubley wrote:
> On 2020-08-05, ^P <peter.ljungberg.sui at gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Thursday, July 30, 2020 at 2:52:17 PM UTC+2, David Hittner wrote:
>>> What is the command to show all RMS files being opened while the process executes commands? I recall seeing this in an "openvms internals" presentation somewhere, but can't remember what facility does this or how to invoke it.
>>>
>>> I have an MMS build that runs 2 hours 21 minutes, and would like to see if there's anything that I could do to speed up the file access, such as INSTALLing frequently accessed files and images, moving files to faster access media, etc. But in order to generate a solution to the the problem I need to know exactly which files are being accessed.
>>
>> Maybe you're looking for; enter SDA, SET PROC to the PID of  the process you wish to study, then SHOW PROC/CHANNEL if I remember correct
>>
>> ^P
>
> VMS really needs a VMS version of RSTS/E's systat/w supplied as part of
> VMS and for it to include the locking information as well (as systat/w
> did IIRC).
>
> Simon.
>

Simon,

I believe that I already have some programs that do some of what you ask.

It's been a very long time since RSTS for me.  Like 1978.  What?  42 years?

If you'd care to come up with some specs, what info should be 
selectable, how it should be displayed, I might find the energy to dust 
off some of my old stuff, come up with a utility you might like, donate 
it to VSI, or if they didn't want it, make it available similar to DECUS 
stuff.

VMS aleady has some things in the MONITOR utility.

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