Finding C/Mgr Process Name on Unix

Question

Gurus,
We have three environments on one HPUX box (PROD, TEST, DEV). Two of them are on 11i. One of them is now on 12. In the past, to determine the concurrent manager process, I grep for fndcpmbr, and also grep on the mountpoint. The reason why I grep on the mountpoint is because that shows the concurrent manager logfile location, so I can differentiate between PROD, TEST and DEV. (Each environment is on it's own mountpoint or filesystem, eg /u10, /u11 and /u12)
In release 12, the fndcpmbr unix process does not show the logfile. So once all environments on this box are on release 12, how can I determine through ps-ef on unix, which concurrent manager belongs to which environment?
So 11i looks like this:
FNDLIBR FND CPMGR FNDCPMBR sysmgr="" diag=N logfile=/u10/or
And 12 looks like this:
FNDLIBR FND CPMGR FNDCPMBR sysmgr="" sleep=30 pmon=4 quesize=1 d (there is no logfile showing)
Thanks ...colin

Answer 1

Hi Srini,
Because we have PROD, TEST and DEV on the same unix box. If I'm applying a patch to TEST, I need to shutdown the TEST application processes. AFter calling the script to shut it down, I always check for the unix process to ensure it is down (it's just easier than logging into the applications to the c/mgrs screen). The other reason: say if we need to shutdown the Test database - I always like to ensure that the TEST applications processes are completely shutdown, before I shutdown the TEST db - again, it's always been easier to run my ps -ef script on unix, that it is to log into the application and check the concurrent mgr screen.
..colin