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  1. Grep the process(s).
  2. Parse the output and save in comma separated format in a text file.
  3. open the comma separated file in excel.
  4. Draw the graph for that data using the chart utility of excel.

If you want memory snapshots at different time interval... set the cron job at desired interval and run the script.

hope that helps....

@MS

  1. Grep the process(s).
  2. Parse the output and save in comma separated format in a text file.
  3. open the comma separated file in excel.
  4. Draw the graph for that data using the chart utility of excel.

If you want memory snapshots at different time interval... set the cron job at desired interval and run the script.

hope that helps....

@MS

  1. Grep the process(s).
  2. Parse the output and save in comma separated format in a text file.
  3. open the comma separated file in excel.
  4. Draw the graph for that data using the chart utility of excel.

If you want memory snapshots at different time interval... set the cron job at desired interval and run the script.

hope that helps....

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Manu

  1. Grep the process(s).
  2. Parse the output and save in comma separated format in a text file.
  3. open the comma separated file in excel.
  4. Draw the graph for that data using the chart utility of excel.

If you want memory snapshots at different time interval... set the cron job at desired interval and run the script.

hope that helps....

@MS