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Old 08-16-2007
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Is it possible ????
Is it possible to run 2 scripts in parallel thru shell script ?????

e.g. main1.sh and main2.sh needs to run parallel.
How can i achive this ?????

Any suggestions ....
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it can be done by using FORK
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Hi Arunkumar,

Thanx a lot...can you give me sample how to run main1.sh and main2.sh thru fork.....
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For simple things use this:

./script1.sh &
./script2.sh &



Thats all !
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AFIK the & will do a background run ..Not a parallel run .. You have to use fork .. to run the two code paralelly ..
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yep joerg , by giving & it will run the scripts in Back ground..
by query is to run parallel, not one afteranother.

Arunkumar, Can u elaborate how can i use fork to run two scripts in parallel ......
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Fork (operating system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
will give you some idea's ...
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