Set the first line to #!/bin/bash, run the script explicitly (forget if this is necessary), and the name of the script (as filename) will show up in the process table as such. /eli Wilson Lai wrote:

Dear ALL,

I am writing a script to check the existence of the “MySQL –u root –password=password syslog < /tmp/mysql.pipe &”.

I have tried to grep the string as the following command,

#> ps aux | grep “mysql –u root” | grep “syslog”

When I try to run this command, the PS cannot not show the command but “-bash”. How could I use “ps”

command to show the full detail of this “-bash”.

Thanks.

*Regards,*

*Wilson Lai*

System Engineer

IT Dept., SJM

Office ( : (853)2978585

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