Differnect between various 'ps-ef' commands

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Differnect between various 'ps-ef' commands

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Hi All,
It may be a dumb question for many,I Request all to Please let me know the difference between the below list of unix PS COMMANDS commands.

1. ps -ef|grep dscs
2. ps -ef|grep dsapi
3. ps -ef|grep dsrpcd.

Thanks in advance.
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They are all the same "ps" command which gets everything as a full listing (ps -ef) they just filter different parts of the results out based on the expression being grep'd for.
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Post by chpraveen.msc »

Hi Craig,
Thank you so much for your quick respones. I think i have put the question in a wrong way.

Can you please let me know the differnec between the various process. and what exactly are they?

1.dscds
2.dsapi
3.dsrpcd
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1. No clue
2. Client connections
3. rpc daemon, allows #2 to happen
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Post by chpraveen.msc »

Pardon me for the typo. i mean "dscs" Not "dscds"
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Post by chulett »

You could just search here for them, they will turn up. For example:

viewtopic.php?t=131992
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Post by chpraveen.msc »

Thanks Craig....I missed them in the search.
Appreaciate your timely help.
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