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unix cmd [message #58827]

Thu, 02 October 2003 10:14

Kapil
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Registered: May 2002

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When i did ps -ef, i got this output now i want to kill the sqlldr process. how should i do. what cmd should i type
kill -9 pid or ppid

UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND
ggg 10947 10897 0 13:12:22 pts/tc 0:00 sqlplus /nolog
fgg 22893 22892 0 15:10:41 pts/ti 0:00 -ksh
fgg 23038 22278 0 15:11:41 pts/tf 0:00 sqlldr xxxx/yyyyy@tttttttt control=uuuuuuu
fgg10897 10896 0 13:11:51 pts/tc 0:00 -ksh

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Re: unix cmd [message #58828 is a reply to message #58827]

Thu, 02 October 2003 10:18

Thiru
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Registered: May 2002

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ps -ef&#124grep sqlldr

kill -9 23038

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Re: unix cmd [message #58829 is a reply to message #58827]

Thu, 02 October 2003 10:26

Kapil
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What is PPID IN first column? what is the diff between PID AND PPID?
thanks again.

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Re: unix cmd [message #58830 is a reply to message #58828]

Thu, 02 October 2003 10:27

Kapil
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What is PPID IN first column? what is the diff between PID AND PPID?
thanks again.

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Re: unix cmd [message #58831 is a reply to message #58830]

Thu, 02 October 2003 10:35

Thiru
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PID = Process ID
PPID = Parent process ID

In here, the sqlldr process is the child of your shell(or whichever program that invoked it = Parent).

-Thiru

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