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Using the jobs command z/OS UNIX System Services User's Guide SA23-2279-00 |
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The jobs command reports the status of background processes that are currently running, based on the job identifier; it also reports on the status of stopped processes and completed processes. If you use the -l option, you can display both the job identifier and the PID for the process. Say you entered a command that involves more than one process,
for example:
If you want
to check the status of that command, use the jobs -l command.
The status message displays the job identifier, the PID number for
each process in the job, the status of the command, and the command
that is being run. In this case the status message shown in the z/OS® shell is:
In this case:
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