Which is the command used to find out currently executing
Process in UNIX?

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Which is the command used to find out currently executing Process in UNIX?..

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ps -ef

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Which is the command used to find out currently executing Process in UNIX?..

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ps -elf

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Which is the command used to find out currently executing Process in UNIX?..

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ps -ef

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Which is the command used to find out currently executing Process in UNIX?..

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1. ps -ef
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Which is the command used to find out currently executing Process in UNIX?..

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ps-e

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Which is the command used to find out currently executing Process in UNIX?..

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ps -ef

here -f means Full listing showing the PPID(Parent PID) of each process
-e means All processes including user and system

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