Close terminal during applying patch . . .
Dears,,
During applying Oracle Patch in Linux, I closed the terminal by mistake. Is this stop the applying patch process? Thanks,, |
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And did you look to see if it completed afterwards, which would tell you if it finished or not?? |
Dear
I understood from you that the process stopped since i closed the terminal. What is the command that enable me to background the process to keep it running even i closed the terminal? Is there a command show me the processes that are running now? Thanks,, |
Put something in background by putting a & after it. E.g. $ eaglemode &
Another thing is ctrl+z. See other jobs with $ jobs. Go to a job, with %n where n is the number of the job - you get this number from $ jobs. Quote:
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Many thanks for clarifications . . .
Best regards,, |
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To keep the job running, regardless of killing the terminal window or not, you have to start it with a nohup (I mentioned it in my first post), such as "nohup myjob &". That will start a new parent process, and put the whole thing in the background, making it totally independent of the parent terminal. |
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