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Old 01-25-2007
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Originally Posted by pbsrinivas
[...]
if i give

#!/bin/ksh

as the first statment in script

then the process gets submitted with the scripts name as Process name

then i grep for the script name from ps -ef and that solves the problem
[...]
... and, of course, "grep"-ing the pid from ps will be less efficient.
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