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Application getting killed after one day ??? Help !!!!
Hai ,
I am working on a system with unix and solaris 5.8 loaded. The problem is when I leave an application open for more than one day .. it gets killed .. and my one day work goes waste and I have to start all over again .. ??? Is there any way I can find out the maximum number of hours that a process can run using some command ?? Thanks in advance Regards, ajphaj |
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