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Old 05-26-2010
Command to check if a particular process is running

Hi

What is the best command to check if a particular process is running in a linux server or not

To check any java process, I use the below command.

ps -ef |grep jvm

When I execute the above command, it lists me all the processess . The above command should ideally return only the processess that are running in the server. But even if the particular jvm process is not running/it has been stopped, it gives them as results as well.

Please adivse, How to check this.
 

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