1. Log on to Unix/Linux OS level, then switch user to <SID>adm.
# su - <SID>adm Directory: /home/<SID>adm
2. Type saposcol -d option with help command for available commands list.
<SID>adm > saposcol -d ***************************************************************************** * This is Saposcol Version COLL 20.88 640 - V1.12 for Linux * Please use 'help' to see the usage. ***************************************************************************** Collector > help help SAPOSCOL Command List: stat - show Collector Status and Shared Memory information launch - start Collection Process kill - stop Collection Process version - show Collector Version quit - stop this dialog program (not the collecting process) force - force collector start in background killprint - stop collecting process and print data interval - modify collecting interval parameters: <interval [sec]> dump - print shared memory data: parameters: <type> [<subtype>] type = hour | cpu | memory | disk | lan | top | config | config2 | proc |net | strpt subtype = single | sum | all | used | config clean - initialize the shared memory leave - delete shared memory and detach getidle - time when collector enters 'idle' state if there is no read access show current value when called without a value <sec> can only be set before the collector starts idleint - length of an 'idle' interval show current value when called without a value <sec> can only be set before the collector starts. ask - send a question to running saposcol
3. Kill the saposcol.
Collector > kill
4. Delete the saposcol shared memory (to clean shared memory).
Collector > leave
5. Start saposcol.
Collector > launch
6. Verify.
Collector > stat
