Answer / madhu

run the following command :

ps -ef | grep -i 'process name'

see the pid of the process and kill with the following
command

kill -9 process id

Answer / solarisian...

if you directly use kill -9... its like you r murdering the
process.

first try
#kill <processid>
or
#pkill <processname>
verify using ps -ef | grep -i <process-id/name>

Answer / velu

we can use #kill 9 "Process ID" or #pkill 9 "process name"

Answer / baban

first you can use
kill -15 process_id or
pkill -15 process_id

if it does not terminate in a proper way then issue
kill -9 process_id or
pkill -9 process_id

Answer / sai

Hi,
first u take pid using ps,prstat command

kill -9 pid ---> -9 for unconditional kill

pkill process_name

Answer / koti

ps -ep |grep - i process name ---here u can get out put of
process id

then using that id u can kill the particular process

#pkill -9 process id --- this is command for kill the process

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