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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Operating Systems - UNIX based > SCO: SCO Unix Forum

Help Sort GREP output

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ATVrider (IS/IT--Management)

5 Sep 07 11:47

Often I see who is logged into my SCO server with a ps -ef |grep runcbl |more because runcbl is the name of my object. I would like to sort the output alpha by the first argument of the output, username in this case.
thanks!

PHV (MIS)

5 Sep 07 12:22

Have you tried this ?
ps -ef | grep runcbl | sort | more

Hope This Helps, PH.
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ATVrider (IS/IT--Management)

5 Sep 07 13:19

Hey that worked like I want!! I really don't care about sequence, I simply need to see duplicates and this does that. Thanks!

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