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01-06-2003 05:22 PM
01-06-2003 05:22 PM
Hey everyone,
I'd like to write a script or something to get the top numbers from the TIME column from a ps -ef
I can do this in perl or shell. The problem I have in both is grabbing the top time - I think my split statement is screwed.
I'd like to write a script or something to get the top numbers from the TIME column from a ps -ef
I can do this in perl or shell. The problem I have in both is grabbing the top time - I think my split statement is screwed.
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01-06-2003 07:03 PM
Re: ps -ef and TIME
you've come up with a winner.
It's unix95 that I needed!!!!
thanks michael (should have known you'd know.
Scott.
It's unix95 that I needed!!!!
thanks michael (should have known you'd know.
Scott.
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01-06-2003 07:42 PM
01-06-2003 07:42 PM
Re: ps -ef and TIME
always knew how to say "BINGO!" My trouble is I can't spell it..... Glad to be of help.
Cheers
Michael
Cheers
Michael
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