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Data How to use Kill cmd when detect rogue

I'm system administrator and most of our Unix servers in the company host database that are accessed frequently by company employees. One day, one particular Unix server has been reported as being very slow. Upon further investigation using the ps command, we've found a rogue process that is wasting a great deal of system resources. Unfortunately, the rogue process is a database maintenance program and should be kiilled with caution.

1) Which kill signal would you send this process and why ?

2) If the rogue process traps this signals, which other kill signals would you try ?

3) Which command could you use as a last resort to kill the rogue process ?

Very much appreciate if you could extend some help as we're not very handy with Unix.

Cheers
 

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