Like the 'top' command in Linux which helps us to see what process and commands are running in the system, perforce has 'monitor' command to list the operations running in its system.
It lists the users and their commands currently running in the perforce server
Example -
mohan@vmlinux/cygdrive/c/p4_mohan/user_informatio
5.0/output
# p4 monitor show
7097 R mohan 00:00:00 monitor
7098 R rama 00:00:00 labels
7099 R arus 00:00:00 spec
28435 R perforce 00:30:31 verify
It lists the users and their commands currently running in the perforce server
Example -
mohan@vmlinux/cygdrive/c/p4_mohan/user_informatio
5.0/output
# p4 monitor show
7097 R mohan 00:00:00 monitor
7098 R rama 00:00:00 labels
7099 R arus 00:00:00 spec
28435 R perforce 00:30:31 verify
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