How much memory each process is taking?

Use the "ps -el" command. The column "SZ" is the process's size. I seem to  remember this value has to be multiplied by "512 bytes" to get the real process size. Check "man ps" (seems to be missing on my AIX system).

Hope this helps
  Tobias

There are several shareware tools to keep track of processor time, memory etc.
One of them is "monitor", download it from:
http://www.bull.de/pub/out/monitor-2.1.6.0.exe
(yes, this is for AIX, despite the .exe extension....PGP verification applied)

top
vmstat

ahoffmann,

Thanks for your response, but I can't except it. Top is not for AIX, and vmstat doesn't give me memory used by each process.

I used thoellri's suggestion and it served my purpose. I would like to give thoellri points but I don't know how I can do it, because thoellri hasn't proposed the answer.

THETA.

If you like to give me the point (although ahoffmann answer can be considered ok), then you have to reject ahoffmann's answer and I'll post another answer with my original comment.

Thanks
  Tobias

Use the "ps -el" command. The column "SZ" is the process's size. I seem to  remember this value has to be multiplied by "512 bytes" to get the real process size. Check "man ps" (seems to be missing on my AIX system).

Hope this helps
   Tobias

Huh?

Sorry, I don't know why it did this, the onley thing I did was clicked on "Reload" button on my browser to see if  you have posted the answer. Can you post the answer again?