/PROCESS_NAME=(process_name [,process_name ,... ,proccess_name])

   This parameter specifies targets to watch by their process names.

   Parentheses are required if more than one process name is specified.

   If a list is given or wildcards are used then the NEXT and PREVIOUS
   hot-keys are used to end watching the current process and start
   watching the next or previous one.

   The standard VMS * and % wildcard characters may be used in the
   process name(s).

   Standard VMS DECnet nodenames may also be prefixed to the process
   names for watching processes on other nodes. (See the PEEK Watching
   Subtopic: Node_Names.)

   Different nodenames can be used with different process names in the
   list. Standard VMS * and % wildcards are supported in nodenames.

   A prepended nodename applies only to the one process-name in the list
   to which it is prepended. For example the command:

     $ PEEK BOSTON::J_DOE,PHOENIX::B_SMITH,M_JONES

   causes PEEK to attempt to watch the process J_DOE on node BOSTON,
   then the process B_SMITH on node PHOENIX, and then the process
   M_JONES on the current node.

   Note that the following two syntaxes will produce identical results:

         $ PEEK USER1
         $ PEEK /PROCESS_NAME=USER1

         In either case USER1 will be watched.

   In this example a list of users is specified:

         $ PEEK USER1,USER2,USER3
         $ PEEK/PROCESS_NAME=(USER1,USER2,USER3)

   Note: On Alpha with MS30 you can (by watching the "MS Server*" process
   for a user) track with the user as he switches NDC sessions, or you
   can watch an individual NDC session by using the Peek/Spy
   /SINGLE_WINDOW qualifier.