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Synopsis

memory [-freeMemory] [-heapMemory] [-kiloByte] [-megaByte] [-pageFaults] [-pageReclaims] [-physicalMemory] [-summary] [-swapFree] [-swapLogical] [-swapMax] [-swapPhysical] [-swapVirtual] [-swaps]

memory is undoable, NOT queryable, and NOT editable.

Used to query essential statistics on memory availability and usage

Return value

None

Flags

freeMemory, heapMemory, kiloByte, megaByte, pageFaults, pageReclaims, physicalMemory, summary, swapFree, swapLogical, swapMax, swapPhysical, swapVirtual, swaps
Long name (short name) Argument types Properties
-megaByte(-mb) create
Defines the units to use for value displayed, megaByte 1024*1024
-kiloByte(-kb) create
Defines the units to use for value displayed, kiloByte 1024
-heapMemory(-he) create
Returns size of memory heap
-freeMemory(-fr) create
Returns size of free memory
-physicalMemory(-phy) create
Returns size of physical memory
-pageFaults(-pf) create
Returns number of page faults
-pageReclaims(-pr) create
Returns number of page reclaims
-summary(-sum) create
Returns summary of memory usage
-swaps(-sw) create
Returns number of swaps
-swapFree(-swf) create
Returns size of free swap
-swapMax(-swm) create
Returns maximum swap size
-swapVirtual(-swv) create
Returns size of virtual swap
-swapPhysical(-swp) create
Returns size of physical swap
-swapLogical(-swl) create
Returns size of logical swap
Flag can appear in Create mode of command Flag can appear in Edit mode of command
Flag can appear in Query mode of command Flag can be used more than once in a command.

MEL examples

memory -fr;