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In C Program, determine if job is running
Is it possible to run the following Unix command in a C program and obtain results as to whether the job is running or not?
ps -ef | grep 'job_name' | grep -v grep I'm fairly new at C and need to know what code I'd need in the C program. Thanks, in advance, for your assistance. |
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