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ntro To Korn Shell - 22f - Timing How Long It Takes A Program To Run
bjamesm70
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Goes over the Korn shell reserved variable SECONDS, and shows how to use it to determine the length of time it takes a program to run.
print $SECONDS; Command;print $SECONDS
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Intro To Korn Shell - 22e - Using Korn Shell Reserved Var RANDOM
bjamesm70
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Goes over practical use for $RANDOM. Lets you play dice.
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Intro To Korn Shell - 22d - Korn Shell Reserved Var RANDOM
bjamesm70
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Introduces the Korn Shell reserved variable RANDOM which gives you a random number between ( 0 and 32,767) every time you access it via $RANDOM.
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Intro To Korn Shell - 22c - Using Korn Shell Reserved Vars $
bjamesm70
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Goes over a practical use for the res. var. $
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Intro To Korn Shell - 22b - Korn Shell Reserved Vars $
bjamesm70
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The korn shell reserved variable that hold the value of its process it is "$".
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Intro To Korn Shell - 22a - Korn Shell Reserved Variables
bjamesm70
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Korn shell has some variables of its own. One of which is the variable that holds the value
of the command line prompt. The variable is PS1.
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Intro To Korn Shell - 21d - How to run a command in the B/G w/o a terminal window
bjamesm70
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Goes over how to run a command in the background with the use of a terminal by running it in the background of the computer itself using the unix "nohup" command.
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bg3
bjamesm70
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Intro To Korn Shell - 21b - Running jobs in the background - cont.
bjamesm70
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Goes over how to start a job on the command line, and move
it to the background with the "bg" command. Also, covers listing
jobs in the background w/ the "jobs" commands.
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Intro To Korn Shell - 21a - Running jobs in the background - intro
bjamesm70
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To start command1, and continue to the command2 w/o waiting for command1
to finish:
command1 &
command2
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