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For processes without an attached terminal:
ps -t -
See the ps manpage for more information.

it's obviously wrong definition. look at the better one - Background process - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Background_process)

if you run e.g. ps -ef you see TTY...

then you have to define what you understand under "background", because ps -ef does what you asked for.

To include variables defined in a configuration file, you need to source the configuration file. In ksh, you can do it one of two ways

source /path/to/my/configuration/file

or, and this is the...

to add to vbe.

using the "./" is telling the script to look from the current path to execute script.

I believe your model has problems. Yes. we can do that -

/Dstage/AA_INTERFACES/SYSTEM_FILES/MISC/
# becomes
/*/AA_INTERFACES/SYSTEM_FILES/MISC/

But this is a slower lookup than a fully...