Purpose
List Workload Management classes
and their limits.
Syntax
lsclass [ -C | -D | -f ] [ -r ] [ -d Config_Dir ]
[ -S SuperClass ]
[ Class ]
Description
The lsclass command,
with no argument, returns the list of superclasses, one per line.
With a class name as argument, it prints the class. The subclasses
can be displayed with the -r (recursive) flag, or with the -S Superclass flag.
When
WLM is started, if an empty string is passed as the name of the configuration
with the -d flag, lsclass lists the classes defined
in the in-core WLM data structures.
The lsclass command
does not require any special level of privilege and is accessible
for all users.
Note: If this command is given a set of time-based
configurations (either specified with the -d flag, or because
the current configuration is a set), the lsclass command returns
the classes of the regular configuration which applies (or would apply)
at the time the command is issued.
Flags
| Item |
Description |
|---|
| -C |
Displays the class attributes and limits in colon-separated
records, as follows: lsclass -C myclass
#name:description:tier:inheritance:authuser:authgroup:
adminuser:admingroup:rset:CPUshares:CPUmin:
CPUsoftmax:CPUhardmax:memoryshares:memorymin:
memorysoftmax:memoryhardmax:diskIOshares:diskIOmin:
diskIOsoftmax:diskIOhardmax:totalCPUhardmax:
totalCPUunit:totalDiskIOhardmax:totalDiskIOunit:
totalConnecttimehardmax:totalConnecttimeunit:
totalProcesseshardmax:totalThreadshardmax:
totalLoginshardmax:
classRealMem:classRealMemunit:classVirtMem:
classVirtMemunit:classLargePages:classLargePagesunit:
procVirtMem:procVirtMemunit:localshm:vmenforce:delshm
myclass::0:no::::::-:0:100:100:-:1:100:100:-:0:100:
100:-:s:-:KB:-:s:-:-:-:-:KB:-:KB:-:KB:-:KB:no:proc:no
|
| -d Config_Dir |
Use /etc/wlm/Config_Dir as alternate directory
for the definition files. If an empty string is passed (for example, -d
""), lsclass lists the classes defined in the in-core
WLM data structures. If this flag is not present, the current configuration
files in the directory pointed to by /etc/wlm/current are used. |
| -D |
Displays the default values for the class attributes and limits
in colon-separated records. Any other flag or argument used in conjunction
with -D is ignored. For example: lsclass -D
#name:description:tier:inheritance:authuser:
authgroup:adminuser:admingroup:rset:CPUshares:CPUmin:
CPUsoftmax:CPUhardmax:memoryshares:memorymin:
memorysoftmax:memoryhardmax:diskIOshares:diskIOmin:
diskIOsoftmax:diskIOhardmax:totalCPUhardmax:
totalCPUunit:totalDiskIOhardmax:totalDiskIOunit:
totalConnecttimehardmax:totalConnecttimeunit:
totalProcesseshardmax:totalThreadshardmax:totalLoginshardmax:
classRealMem:classRealMemunit:classVirtMem:
classVirtMemunit:classLargePages:classLargePagesunit:
procVirtMem:procVirtMemunit:localshm:vmenforce:delshm
::0:no::::::-:0:100:100:-:0:100:100:-:0:100:100:-:s:-:
KB:-:s:-:-:-:-:KB:-:KB:-:KB:-:KB:no:proc:no
|
| -f |
Displays the output in stanzas, with each stanza identified
by a class name. Each Attribute=Value pair is
listed on a separate line: Class:
attribute1=value
attribute2=value
attribute3=value
|
| -r |
Displays, recursively, the superclasses with all their subclasses.
When specifying -r: - If Class is not specified, lsclass shows all the
superclasses with all their subclasses.
- If the name of a superclass is specified, lsclass displays
the superclass with all its subclasses.
- If the name of a subclass is specified, -r is ineffective
(displays only the subclass).
|
| -S SuperClass |
Restricts the scope of the command to the subclasses of the
specified superclass. Only subclasses are shown with the -S flag. |
Security
Attention RBAC users and Trusted AIX users: This
command can perform privileged operations. Only privileged users can
run privileged operations. For more information about authorizations
and privileges, see Privileged Command Database in AIX® Version 7.1 Security. For a list
of privileges and the authorizations associated with this command,
see the lssecattr command or the getcmdattr subcommand.
Files
| Item |
Description |
|---|
| classes |
Contains the names and definitions of the classes. |
| limits |
Contains the limits enforced on the classes. |
| shares |
Contains the resource shares attributes for each class. |