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But the search string is different... it is not matching right?

<process> | egrep -v "(Java read|java class)" | tee 2>&1 ~/abc.log


--ahamed

<process> | grep -v "java vm started" | tee 2>&1 ~/abc.log

My code checks for the file and then goes forward... I suggest you try this code and keep an eye on the file... I strongly believe that File.dat is being manipulated by some other process... Check...

May be the file is getting deleted or moved by someother process when the size threshold is reached... thats why you are getting the error after sometime...
I took the liberty to clean up your code...

Well, show the code snippet where you are killing the PID. If you are not the owner, normally it should say "Permission denied". I suppose you are using sudo or something?

You can kill a process...

So, you are indeed using sudo. You need to configure the sudoers for avoiding the password.
Something like this in your /etc/sudoes file...

raj ALL=NOPASSWD:/full/path/to/your/script

#remove...