Unix Background Process

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Name: rits
Date: September 13, 2005 at 05:28:55 Pacific
Subject: Unix Background Process
OS: Solaris 9
CPU/Ram: 300Mzh

Comment:

Hi,
We have requirement to bring the background process in foreground after the sencond job is finished.

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Name: Mukesh Kesharwani
Date: September 13, 2005 at 05:40:46 Pacific
Subject: Unix Background Process

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Rits,( What a cute name) :)
you can bring the background process in foreground if u started it as job. You might be interested to know how u have to do this. Just a quick note u can start the process as jobs as
$ tail -f afrweb.1.0.0.2.veri & [2] 59999
Now u can see your process with the help of
$ jobs
[1] + Running tail -f afrweb.1.0.0.2.veri & [2] 59999
You can bring that process in forground by
$ fg %1
And manupulate with it
$bg %1

take help of jobs command to know it in much better way.

Mukesh Kesharwani
CISSP, CCNA, SCSA,CUA,CNA, MCSE,MCP+I,CCNSE,Certified HIPPA Security
http://www.keekar.com

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