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Is there a Solaris equivalent to AIX's spmon command? &nbsp;I'm trying to figure out what areas of virtual memory certain processes on the system are using. &nbsp;ps will give me a location in physical memory and the size, but I don't believe that every process in memory uses a contiguous area of memory. &nbsp;vmstat will only give me an overall look at memory usage, not a process by process look.
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Is there a Solaris equivalent to AIX's spmon command?  I'm trying to figure out what areas of virtual memory certain processes on the system are using.  ps will give me a location in physical memory and the size, but I don't believe that every process in memory uses a contiguous area of memory.  vmstat will only give me an overall look at memory usage, not a process by process look.

Solaris Equivalent for AIX's spmon command

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