Suppose 1000 processes are running on the system out of those
if you have to show only certain process ids which command
will you use?
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Answer / c sivakumar. kumarsiva46@yaho
pgrep -fl <scriptname> This command will show respective
process alone.
Example:-
ready> pgrep -fl genericShip.pl
(output following below)
11607 /usr/local/bin/perl /forms1/prodenv/genericShip.pl
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Answer / aseem
It is up to you, how you want. For example suppose you want
to display a range like PID from 1500 to 2000 then
ps -ef | grep '[1500 - 2000]'
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