The ResUsageSAWT table shows you in-use counts for AMP worker tasks by work type. This table can be useful for understanding how many tasks are active for the expedited work types (usually work8 and work9). It does not tell you whether any of those tasks are doing real work while they are holding the AWTs, or how much resource they are consuming. It only tells you how many AWTs are being held.
You are correct that the ResUsageSPMA table only gives you total in-use counts, without breaking it out by work type.
Other tools that will give you a break-out of in-use counts by work type include AWTMON and puma -c, in you have access to them.
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