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'ps -ef' is the normal way of doing it.

try 'ps -efww' for more detailed info.
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checkout your ps command, it can be slightly different depending on your unix flavour
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no its not the correct one
ps -ef (e for all files & f for details )
and there is no w option in my shell (hp-ux)

it list all the processess running
i meant only the processess running in the server
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