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close programs from command line
Hi.
i'm not in the commands business
but i'm looking for a command (from the command line)
that will end all the iexplore.exe processes
on my machine.
i'm not in the commands business
but i'm looking for a command (from the command line)
that will end all the iexplore.exe processes
on my machine.
AND, THIS looks way better than anything MS could come up with even if they DID use their imaginations ...
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pskill.shtml
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pskill.shtml
ASKER
well , the whole story.
an sql server should report some web servers that it
has started and they can reconnect to it.
it is done by sending from the sql server a system command "iexplore.exe http://..." this url orders
a specific web server to connect. the sql server procedure that execute this never stops until the iexplore.exe is killed. i'm looking for a command
to kill the iexplore.exe and no problem i have only one.
any other suggestions to solve the problem are welcome.
i simply want to solve it in an elegant way without using any .exe to do the work.
an sql server should report some web servers that it
has started and they can reconnect to it.
it is done by sending from the sql server a system command "iexplore.exe http://..." this url orders
a specific web server to connect. the sql server procedure that execute this never stops until the iexplore.exe is killed. i'm looking for a command
to kill the iexplore.exe and no problem i have only one.
any other suggestions to solve the problem are welcome.
i simply want to solve it in an elegant way without using any .exe to do the work.
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thank you jatcan for your help.
for sure i gained knowlage .
simply thought that like give a iexplore.exe command
or ipconfig atc... i can give a system command to
kill a process (what can be better?)
i'm going back to programmers zone.
for sure i gained knowlage .
simply thought that like give a iexplore.exe command
or ipconfig atc... i can give a system command to
kill a process (what can be better?)
i'm going back to programmers zone.
If this were *nix....good luck to u in your quest...
Cheers.
Cheers.
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Yensidmod
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kill process name or id
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kill -f process name or id
To obtain a list of processes and process IDs, use the Task Manager or the TLIST utility from the Resource Kit.
Gimme a few minutes and I'll get the link to the resource kit download....