Usage dtrace

From: Rahan <Rahan@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 20:45:43 +0100

Hi all,

dtrace seem to be a new command to track system, process... maybe memory... ?

I don't now what dtrace can provide more that trace, ltrace, struss...

Can you give us more information about usage of dtrace with some usage exemple and result ?

i am sorry, i can't "man dtrace" or test dtrace now, because i am not using solaris 10.

Thank You very much for help

Best Regards
Rahan
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