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  1. 01-12-2003, 12:20 PM #1
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    oracle processes check ?

    Hi
    Any one could help me how to findout only
    database related process(oracle proceses) on solaris platform?.

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    What OS Unix or Windows?
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    Re: oracle processes check ?

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    concepts guide
    find it at http://tahiti.oracle.com
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    "ps -ef | grep ora" will do the trick for you.

    What does ps command do, and what are the options e and f?

    "man ps" will bring up the help (well, help as far as UNIX is concerned) page for ps, describe what it does, what arguments it can take, usage, and related commands.

    As to roman33's question, is there Solaris for Windows? (say no). If someone is talking about AIX, HP, or Solaris, you can pretty much count on the OS being UNIX.

    http://tahiti.oracle.com should become one of your browser links or favorite places.
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