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h3nd

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Hi guys,

Just simple question, I was wondering to tell exactly how long has my script been running for ?

So could you guys tell me the command or idea ?

Thx guys,

 
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try:

time script_name

or:

timex script_name


Regards,
Chuck
 
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There is the -o etime option in ps to check the elapse time of a running process.

I hope that helps.

Mike
 
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Thx guys,

appreciate that :)
 
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