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Table 14. Explanation of the ipcs <strong>Command</strong> Listing (continued)<br />

Column Heading Meaning of the Column<br />

SHUTDOWN (S,B) This field indicates that for this particular map memory<br />

object, shutdown flag has been marked for freeing of this<br />

area. While blocks can be freed in this area, the map<br />

memory object is not freed until the last process using it<br />

terminates.<br />

BLKSIZE (B) The block size of the map area object in megabytes.<br />

BLKSINUSE (B) The number of blocks is in use in the map memory area<br />

object.<br />

BLKSINMAP (B) The number of blocks in this map area object.<br />

BLKSMAPPED (B) The number of blocks mapped by this process.<br />

SECLABEL (M) The multilevel security label associated with Message<br />

queues, Semaphores, and Shared Memory.<br />

–q Writes information about active message queues.<br />

–m Writes information about active shared memory segments.<br />

–s Writes information about active semaphore set.<br />

–S Write information about active __map memory segments.<br />

If –q, –m, –s, or –S are specified, only information about those facilities is written. If<br />

none of these four are specified, information about message queues, shared<br />

memory segments and semaphores are written subject to the following options.<br />

__Map memory information will not written unless the –S is specified.<br />

–a Uses the –b, –c, –o, –p, and –t flags.<br />

–b Writes the maximum number of bytes in messages on queue for message<br />

queues, the size of segments for shared memory, and the number of<br />

semaphores in each semaphores set. This option will be ignored for __map<br />

memory option [–S].<br />

–c Writes the login name and group name of the user that made the facility.<br />

This option will be ignored for __map memory option [–S].<br />

–m Writes information about active shared memory segments.<br />

–o Writes the following usage information:<br />

v Number of messages on queue<br />

v Total number of bytes in messages in queue for message queues<br />

v Number of processes attached to shared memory segments<br />

–p Writes the following:<br />

v Process number of the last process to receive a message on message<br />

queues<br />

v Process number of the creating process<br />

v Process number of last process to attach or detach on shared memory<br />

segments<br />

–q Writes information about active message queues.<br />

–s Writes information about active semaphore set.<br />

ipcs<br />

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