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01-06-2008
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is there any direct command to find PSID ?
Is there any direct command to find PSID ?
Thanks, Vijay 
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01-07-2008
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Assuming where talking about the process ID here, under all bourne-style scripts, $$ is a variable containing it.
Edit: oh and $! is the ID of the last process the script sent to the background (ie /usr/bin/blah &)
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