onstat -g sle command: Print all sleeping threads
Use the onstat -g sle command to print all sleeping threads.
Example output
Figure 1. onstat
-g sle command output
Current Admin VP sleep period: 10 millisecs
Sleeping threads with timeouts: 21 threads
tid v_proc rstcb name time
49 1 b3b13a8 onmode_mon 0.02
5 1 0 Cosvr Avail Mgr 0.05
42 1 b3ad028 main_loop() 0.08
9 3 b3ad6e8 xtm_svcc 0.64
14 5 0 mgmt_thd_5 0.65
13 4 0 mgmt_thd_4 0.65
4 1 0 mgmt_thd_1 0.65
6 3 0 dfm_svc 0.98
33 13 0 mgmt_thd_13 1.54
27 10 0 mgmt_thd_10 1.54
21 7 0 mgmt_thd_7 1.54
12 3 0 mgmt_thd_3 1.76
29 11 0 mgmt_thd_11 1.76
23 8 0 mgmt_thd_8 2.08
31 12 0 mgmt_thd_12 2.08
35 14 0 mgmt_thd_14 2.98
19 6 0 mgmt_thd_6 3.00
25 9 0 mgmt_thd_9 3.00
37 3 0 sch_rgm 3.48
44 5 b3af8a8 btscanner 0 7.31
46 3 b3b0628 bum_sched 41.26