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ps -f -u Admin | grep [SIS] &nbsp;| egrep -v 'grep|ksh|csh'<br />

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ps -f -u Admin | grep [SIS]  | egrep -v 'grep|ksh|csh'


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Thanks Amit,<br />
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this looks promising, but do you think the following change in your command will also show the ora and SIS processes as well ?<br />
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ps -f -u Admin | grep [ora\|SIS] &nbsp;| egrep -v 'grep|ksh|csh'<br />
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Thanks<br />
GVS
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Hi, We are using the following command to find all the processes owned by &quot;admin&quot; and the processes having name with SIS, ora.<br />
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ps -f |-u Admin grep [SIS] &nbsp;|grep -v &quot;&nbsp;grep [ora\|SIS] &quot;&nbsp;,<br />
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This is listing all the process with ora and SIS and also the following which we want to avoid with shell processes like csh and ksh.<br />
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admin 400588 204800 &nbsp; 0 13:57:50 &nbsp;pts/0 &nbsp;0:00 ksh<br />
admin 543846 839918 &nbsp; 0 16:28:59 &nbsp;pts/3 &nbsp;0:00 -csh<br />
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Could some body help us to fine tune the command to list out all the processes with SIS and ora and NOT to show the shell processes ?<br />
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Thanks<br />
GVS<br />

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Hi, We are using the following command to find all the processes owned by "admin" and the processes having name with SIS, ora.

ps -f |-u Admin grep [SIS]  |grep -v " grep [ora\|SIS] " ,

This is listing all the process with ora and SIS and also the following which we want to avoid with shell processes like csh and ksh.

admin 400588 204800   0 13:57:50  pts/0  0:00 ksh
admin 543846 839918   0 16:28:59  pts/3  0:00 -csh

Could some body help us to fine tune the command to list out all the processes with SIS and ora and NOT to show the shell processes ?

Thanks
GVS


Ps -ef with exclude option for shell processes ID

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