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Viewing command line args with Solaris ps utility...
dmann — Wed, 12/09/2009 - 16:45
If you ever used the Solaris ps -ef command to view programs that are running you may not always see the arguments the original program was started with. This command usually shows about 80 characters.
Try the following commands, they usually give you more information about the command that started the process running. Depending on the patch level of your OS you may see 200 characters or more.
/usr/ucb/ps /usr/ucb/ps -auxwww
-Dave