Where do you get Alarm prompt?
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Answer / Arun Kumar Attri
In Solaris, the 'alarm' command is used to set a time limit for a foreground job and send an alarm signal when the limit expires. To see the current alarm setting, use the command 'alarm -t'. If no argument is provided, it shows the default alarm value.
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