how to see particular job whether completed or not?
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Answer / swapnil
To see particular job whether completed or not fire
following comand
ps -ef | grep (name of that process)
will give process ID start time of process also
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Answer / daaga
use command "jobs" without quotes. The o/p will be self
explanatory....
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Answer / stratovarius
One way would checking the successful completion of a
command, check the exit status.
An exit status of zero indactes sucess,
An exit status or 1 or above indicates error.
example:
#cd /etc
#echo $?
0
#
This indicates the command change directory was a success.
#ps -ef | grep <process_name>
#pgrep -fl |grep <process_name>
Will show display details of the process/programs loaded..
such as the PID.
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