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How do you move a process which is running background to
foreground?
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Answer / sowmya
%fg is the command used to bring process which is running
background to foreground
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Answer / ravikumar reddy .dubba
fg pid(process id)
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Answer / richa
%fg %jobnumber
'jobnumber' is the number of the job which u'll get by
running 'jobs' command.
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Answer / subbareddy kake
fg:It brings most recently back ground job to the foreground
fg %<job no>:Bring a job to fore ground by specifying its
job number after the % sysbol
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