lsclass Command

Commands Reference, Volume 3

lsclass Command

Purpose

List Workload Management classes and their limits.

Syntax

lsclass [-C | -f] [-d Config_dir] [ Class ]

Description

With no argument, this command returns the list of classes, one per line. With a class name as argument, it prints the class name, followed by the list of its attributes.

Flags

-C	Displays the class attributes and limits in colon-separated records, as follows: lsclass -c myclass #name:tier:CPUmin:CPUshares:CPUmax:memorymin:memoryshares:memorymax myclass:2:20:50:100:25:55:90
-f	Displays the output in stanzas, with each stanza identified by a class name. Each Attribute=Value pair is listed on a separate line: Class: attribute1=value attribute2=value attribute3=value
-d Config_dir	Use /etc/wlm/Config_dir as alternate directory for the definition files. If this flag is not present, the current configuration files in the directory pointed to by /etc/wlm/current are used.

Files

/etc/wlm/current/classes	Contains the names and definitions of the classes for the current workload management configuration.
/etc/wlm/current/limits	Contains the limits enforced on the classes for the current workload management configuration.
/etc/wlm/current/shares	Contains the resource shares attributes for each class of the current workload management configuration.
/etc/wlm/current/description	Contains the class description text for each class of the current workload management configuration.

Related Information

The wlmcntrl, chclass, mkclass and rmclass commands.