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How to display a running process's environment on HP-UX
Hi, I would need to display the environment variables of an already running process. On Solaris: /usr/ucb/ps -euxwww pid On AIX: ps euxwww pid On HP: ??? rgrds, lseboek1- lseboek1
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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How to find out a running process environment variables
Thanks the answer. It works fine on Solaris. Is there any way to get the same results on HP and AIX?- lseboek1
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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How to find out a running process environment variables
Hi, I have a unix process running. I'd like to find out the value of some environment variables which were set at the process starting time. I don't know whether it's possible or not. rgrds, lseboek1- lseboek1
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Run External App from Oracle?
Yes it's possible via external procedure call: example: shell_command.c: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> void sh(char *); void sh( char *cmd ) { int num; num = system(cmd); } ---------------- gcc -G -c shell_command.c ld -r -o shell_command.so...- lseboek1
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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awk syntax in bash
Hi, I have a small awk code which works in ksh, but doesn't work bash: ksh: $ echo $PATH|awk {' print index("abca","b"); '} 2 bash: bash-2.03$ echo $PATH|awk {' print index("abca","b"); '} awk: syntax error near line 1 awk: bailing out near line 1 In...
