Hi to all Linux Users.I'm looking for commands for process management,as an example a command to simulate a process for 60seconds,a command to pause a process and one to restart it...something like that..
Thanks in advance.

I assume you already know how to use "bash", otherwise it's better for you to read something about that.
I'll give you some suggestion, as the topic of process management is quite wide.

One of the simplest processes I know can be created by making use of the command "sleep".
Try "sleep 1h" to start a long 1h sleep, use "sleep 1h&" to start it directly in the background.
Then, by issuing "kill -SIGSTOP %1" you can stop the job containing "sleep", and analogously by "kill -SIGCONT %1" you can resume it.
Using the command top, you can monitor how many processes are running or stopped, so you'll see changes in the number of stopped processes as you play with these commands... I hope this is of some help!

Not sure what you mean by "simulating a process".

To restart a process, if its associated with a corresponding service, you should be able to just do a:

service stop <servicename>
service start <servicename>

Some processes/programs you can just send a:

kill -HUP <processid>

To restart it. See documentation for associated process/program.

If all else fails, just do it the old fashioned way...find the pid and kill it, then start the program again.

You can find the processid with:

(old school)
ps -ef | grep <name or command>

or

ps -aux | grep <name or command>

or better yet

ps -fC <name or command>

To pause a process:

kill -s SIGSTOP processid

or

kill -STOP <processid>

To continue a process:

kill -s SIGCONT <processid>

or

kill -CONT <processid>

I'm sure some of the other gurus have additional tips and tricks to add to this, but this should get you started. Hope this helps.

Thanks both of you for your help.I did exactly what I wanted.