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Once you have specified a process, you need to select the parameters to be monitored among the following ones:
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Count
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Displays the number of processes that match the criteria.
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Processes
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ChildCount
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Displays the number of children of the matching process(es).
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Processes
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ProcessorTime
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Displays the processor time percentage used by the matching process(es).
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Percentage (%)
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WorkingSet (Windows only)
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Displays the working set size of the matching process(es).
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Megabytes
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PageFileBytes (Windows only)
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Displays the page file size used by the matching process(es).
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Megabytes
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PrivateBytes (Windows only)
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Displays the amount of memory that has been allocated by matching processes and that cannot be shared with others.
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Megabytes
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VirtualBytes
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Displays the virtual memory used by the matching process(es).
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Megabytes
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Status (UNIX/Linux only)
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Provides the status of the process according to the selected Status Interpretation.
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{0 = OK ; 1 = Suspicious ; 2 = Failed}
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PageFaultsPerSec (Windows only)
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Displays the number of page faults per second caused by the matching process(es).
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Page fault/sec
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HandleCount (Windows only)
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Displays the number of handles opened by the matching process(es).
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Handles
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ThreadCount (Windows only)
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Displays the number of threads of the matching process(es).
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Threads
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Check the Include child processes box if you want to include all the child processes associated to the defined main process.
When several processes match the provided criteria, the selected parameters will be valued in the PATROL Console (under the single process icon) by summing up the value of the parameters of each matching process.
Status Interpretation (UNIX/Linux)
If you have previously selected the Status parameter, the wizard illustrated below appears to let you define the status interpretation.
Selecting Parameters - Status Interpretation
(Optional) For each of the process status, select the value of the Status parameter: OK, Suspicious or Failed. By default, the overall process status will be interpreted as shown in the table below:
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Running
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OK
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Sleeping
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OK
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Queued
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OK
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Waiting
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OK
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Intermediate
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OK
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Stopped
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Suspicious
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Growing
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Suspicious
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Unknown
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Suspicious
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Terminated
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Failed
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Not Running
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Failed
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 The ultimate status reflects the worst status of all selected processes. If the child processes are selected for inclusion, they will also influence the ultimate process status.
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