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CPU & Memory my process goes to sleep mode after 12 hours but i need my processfirst priority

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I process is sleeping after 12 hours but i need to be run this to 24 hours but it goes in sleep mode after 12 hours what should i do to make process always running.Kindly give me suggestion.

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