Commands Reference, Volume 3

lsrset Command

Displays system rset contents.

lsrset [ -f ] [ -v | -o ] [ -r rsetname | -n namespace | -a ]

lsrset [ -P ] [ -v | -o ] -p pid

The lsrset command displays information contained in rsets stored in the system registry or rsets attached to a process.

-f	Displays rset owner, group, and mode data.
-v	Verbose mode. Displays resources contained in the rset, rset owner, group and mode data.
-o	Displays only the online resources contained in the rset. The default is to display all resources.
-p pid	Displays the effective rset attached to this process.
-r rsetname	Displays the rset with this name in the system registry. The name consists of a namespace and an rsname separated by a "/" (slash). Both the namespace and rsname may contain up to 255 characters. See the rs_registername() service for additional information about character set limits of rset names.
-n namespace	Displays all rsets in this namespace in the system registry.
-a	Displays all rsets in the system registry.
-P	Displays the partition rset attached to the specified process.

To display all resources for all rsets in the system registry, type:
```
lsrset -v -a
```
To display a summary of the effective rset attached to pid 28026, type:
```
lsrset -p 28026
```
To display the online resources in the effective rset attached to pid 28026, type:
```
lsrset -o -p 28026
```
To display all the resources in the effective rset attached to pid 28026, type:
```
lsrset -v -p 28026
```
To display online resources for all rsets in the system registry, type:
```
lsrset -a -o
```

/etc/bin/lsrset

Contains the lsrset command