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Subject: RE: Determining a 'process id'
From: "Fritz Hayes" <fhayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 8 Jan 2003 13:23:48 -0800
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Try PS on the command line in the PASE environment.


Fritz Hayes 

| 
| I had a coworker here working on an iSeries PASE based Tivoli solution.
| She asked me a question.  She has to issue a 'kill' command to stop a
| 'process id'.  She knows that it is a particular job, like
| number/user/jobname, however ENDJOB is not the appropriate command.  Is
| there a way to determine the process id?

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