 Systat is a program which gives information about processes currently
on the system.

 COMMAND FORM:
      sy <command character><parameter>{,<command character><parameter>}

<command character> |      no <parameter>      |      <parameter>
=============================================================================
      ? or /        | Types this help text     | Not applicable
        .           | Types info about the     | Not applicable
                    |   process on this        |
                    |   terminal               |
        #           | PID ordered list of all  | Types info about the
                    |   processes              |   process whose PID is given
        @           | Terminal name ordered    | Types info about the
                    |   list of all processes  |   process on the terminal
                    |   connected to a terminal|   specified
        [           | UIC ordered list of all  | Types info about all
                    |   processes              |   processes with UIC
                    |                          |   specified
     <none>         | Username ordered list    | Types info about all
                    |   of all processes       |   processes with username
                    |                          |   specified

 WILDCARDS:
   *     any string of 0 or more characters
   %     any single character

     Full wildcarding is supported for username.
     Partial wildcarding is supported for terminal name (the unit number may
    be replaced by % or *) and for UIC (group number and/or member number
    may be replaced by *).
     No wildcarding is supported for PID.

 LEGAL EXAMPLES:
                    |   No <parameter>         |    <parameter>
==============================================================================
                    | sy ? or sy /             |
                    | sy .                     |
                    | sy #                     | sy #1d005e
                    |                          | sy #1D005E
                    | sy @                     | sy @ttg0
                    |                          | sy @ttg0:
                    |                          | sy @TTG0
                    |                          | sy @ttg*  or sy @ttg%
                    | sy [                     | sy [1,4]
                    |                          | sy [1,4
                    |                          | sy [1,*] or sy [1,*
                    | sy                       | sy rrt
                    |                          | sy RRT
                    |                          | sy 054956cs2120
                    |                          | sy *cs%%%%
                    |                          | sy *cs*

      sy @tth*,system,#40036,#40037,[3,33]
