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This gives you much more information besides the PID and COMMAND (which is the full path, and as shown, is often truncated by the width of the terminal), including what USER is responsible for the process, how much of your computer s processor power the command is using (%CPU), and how much of the system s memory the command is using (%MEM). By default, the information is sorted so that the processes that are using the most processing power are listed first. If you want to filter this a bit to show only what tasks a specific user is running, you can use the -U option. For example, if you just wanted to see how many processes you are personally responsible for, you could use the following:

analyze how the compiler transforms the query expression pattern used in Listing 1-16 to generate the operator method call (see Listing 1-17). Figure 1-9 shows the output.

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Leopard:~ scott$ ps aux -U scott USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TT STAT STARTED scott 304 6.0 -7.4 753864 154472 S 8:15PM scott 71 0.0 -0.4 365144 7740 Ss 4:15PM scott 244 0.0 -0.2 349524 3392 S 7:39PM scott 245 0.0 -0.3 55632 5588 Ss 7:39PM scott 248 0.0 -0.2 27840 3560 S 7:39PM scott 250 0.0 -0.2 27936 3288 S 7:39PM scott 257 0.0 -0.5 372004 9988 S 7:40PM scott 259 0.0 -0.5 368044 9708 S 7:40PM scott 260 0.0 -0.7 380848 14532 S 7:40PM scott 265 0.0 -0.2 357976 4068 S 7:40PM scott 266 0.0 -0.1 347028 2508 S 7:40PM scott 267 0.0 -0.2 351700 3804 S 7:40PM scott 268 0.0 -0.7 366848 14580 S 7:40PM scott 269 0.0 -0.1 348020 2864 S 7:40PM scott 281 0.0 -4.0 476464 84268 S 7:41PM scott 292 0.0 -2.2 410676 45744 S 7:46PM scott 293 0.0 -0.5 372204 10168 S 7:46PM scott 302 0.0 -0.1 38096 1184 S 7:52PM scott 305 0.0 -1.3 481400 26916 S 8:16PM scott 307 0.0 -0.9 374564 18976 R 8:17PM scott 310 0.0 -0.0 27728 992 p1 S 8:17PM scott 390 0.0 -0.9 383348 19312 S 9:14PM scott 69 0.0 -0.4 82956 8256 Ss 4:15PM scott 417 0.0 -0.2 75600 4112 SNs 9:47PM TIME COMMAND 15:51.65 /Applications 0:04.67 /System/Libra 0:00.14 /Library/Star 0:00.42 /System/Libra 0:00.03 /Library/Star 0:00.06 aped 0:00.95 /System/Libra 0:02.27 /System/Libra 0:01.14 /System/Libra 0:16.47 /System/Libra 0:00.06 /Applications 0:00.18 /Applications 0:01.44 /Users/scott/ 0:00.21 /Applications 5:04.01 /Applications 0:14.68 /Applications 0:03.98 /Applications 0:00.03 /System/Libra 0:06.82 /Applications 0:11.89 /Applications 0:00.13 -bash 0:02.21 /Applications 0:02.22 /System/Libra 0:00.19 /System/Libra

NOTE A similar command to ps is top. The primary difference between the two is that ps takes a snapshot of processes when you run the command, while top stays active and continually updates itself. The Activity Monitor application in the Utilities folder provides a nice GUI to the top command (and presents some additional information as well, including disk usage, memory usage, and CPU usage).

1. Launch the IIS Metabase editor, and navigate to the virtual directory for the Web project. 2. Set the value of the KeyType property (ID 1002) to the string IIsWebVirtualDir. If it doesn t exist, you must create it using these values: User Type = Server Data Type = String Data = IIsWebVirtualDir

amok and you can t figure out how else to stop it (perhaps you are attempting to write your own application or script and it gets caught in a nasty loop). To see this in action, we can intentionally create some very nasty background tasks using the yes command, which we will then kill.

var query = people .Where(p => p.ID == 1) .SelectMany(p => roles .Where(r => r.ID == p.ID) .Select(r => new { p.FirstName, p.LastName, r.RoleDescription}));

NOTE The yes command by default prints out y indefinitely as fast as possible. If you want to find out just how hot your computer will get before a fan kicks in, you can open up a few terminal windows (or tabs that were added to the Terminal application in Leopard) and run yes in each one. I m not sure I d recommend this if you are using a MacBook Pro while it is sitting on your lap, though . . . you might not like the burning sensation it causes. To stop yes from running the correct way, just press Ctrl+C, and it should stop.

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