It will display current running processes:
1 2  | sp_who   go  | 
It will display processes which is running by “dbmaint” user id:
1 2  | sp_who 'dbmaint' go  | 
It will display databases names available on Server:
1 2  | sp_helpdb go  | 
It will display the cpu details:
1 2  | sp_monitor go  | 
It will display the max memory available. We need to check usually when we are going to do any parameter changes .
 Like;
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9  | 1> sp_monitorconfig "max memory" Usage information at date and time: Jun 5 2017 7:37AM. Name                      Num_free    Num_active  Pct_act Max_Used    Reuse_cnt ------------------------- ----------- ----------- ------- ----------- ----------- max memory                1988192     6201808     75.72   6201808     0 (1 row affected) (return status = 0)  | 
It will display multiple parameters. Number of locks,number of open objects,number of open partitions,number of worker processes,number of user connection and procedure cache size and many more.
1 2  | 1> sp_monitorconfig 'all' 2> go  | 
To check Blocking On Server (if any):
1 2  | 1> select physical_io,cpu,blocked,time_blocked,spid,cmd from master..sysprocesses where blocked<>0 2> go  | 
To check running spid and blocking spid corresponds to that (if any):
1 2  | 1> select spid ,blocked from sysprocesses where blocked>0 2> go  | 
To check Log Suspend:
1  | 1> select * from master..sysprocesses where cmd like 'LOG%'  | 
To check details of particular spid:
1 2  | 1> select * from master..sysprocesses where spid=abc 2> go  | 
Host level Commands:
To check Dataservers avaialble or running on Host:
1  | ps -aef |grep dataserver  | 
To check Backupserver status avaialble or running on Host:
1  | ps -aef |grep backupserver  | 
To check server Start time:
1  | select @@boottime  | 
To check Server name:
1  | select @@servername  | 
To check Server ASE version:
1  | select @@version  | 
To check Date on Server Level:
1  | select getdate()  | 
To check errorlog path from server level:
1  | select @@errorlog  | 
To check Backupserver Status:
1  | SYB_BACKUP...sp_who  | 
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