The SHOW PROCESS command displays information about specified
    processes and any images running in those processes.

    The SHOW PROCESS/FULL command also displays information about the
    availability and use of the vector processor. This information
    is useful if you are debugging a program that uses vector
    instructions.

    A process can first appear in a SHOW PROCESS display as soon as
    it comes under debugger control. A process can no longer appear
    in a SHOW PROCESS display if it is terminated through an EXIT or
    QUIT command.

    By default (/BRIEF), one line of information is displayed for
    each process, including the following:

    o  The process number assigned by the debugger. A process number
       is assigned sequentially, starting with process 1, to each
       process that comes under debugger control. If a process is
       terminated by an EXIT or QUIT command, its process number is
       not reused during that debugging session. The visible process
       is marked with an asterisk (*)  in the leftmost column.

    o  The process name.

    o  The current debugging state for that process.

    o  The location (symbolized, if possible) at which execution of
       the image is suspended in that process.

    The SHOW PROCESS/FULL command gives additional information about
    processes (see the examples).

    Related commands:

       CONNECT
       Ctrl/C
       DEFINE/PROCESS_SET
       EXIT
       QUIT
       SET PROCESS