The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.
<HUAWEI> display ops process current
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ID ProcessName State Command
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3 270 running policy.py
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<HUAWEI> display ops process history
Command : policy.py 1 2 3
ID : 1000
Owner type : user
Owner name : root
Background flag : false
Trigger time : 2020-3-28 09:40:01
Start time : 2020-3-28 09:40:31
End time : 2020-3-28 09:40:51
Result : normal
<HUAWEI> display ops process verbose
Command : policy.py
ID : 3
Owner type : user
Owner name : root123
Background flag : true
Trigger time : 2020-03-12 05:28:11
Start time : 2020-03-12 05:28:11
State : running
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | OPS process ID. |
| ProcessName | OPS process Name. |
| State | Status of an OPS process:
|
| Command | Name of a script. |
| Owner type | Process type:
|
| Owner name | Name of an owner. |
| Background flag | Whether the process is executed in the background:
|
| Trigger time | Time when a task is triggered. |
| Start time | Time when a task is started. |
| End time | Time when a task is ended. |
| Result | Result of a task:
|