This document provides instructions for finding duplicate records, counting files, finding files, viewing running processes, and checking logins on a Linux system. It recommends sorting a flat file, using distinct queries on a database table, grepping with filters and wc to count files, using ls -a and grep commands to find files, using ps -aef to see running processes, killing processes with kill -9, and using tty to see logins.
This document provides instructions for finding duplicate records, counting files, finding files, viewing running processes, and checking logins on a Linux system. It recommends sorting a flat file, using distinct queries on a database table, grepping with filters and wc to count files, using ls -a and grep commands to find files, using ps -aef to see running processes, killing processes with kill -9, and using tty to see logins.
This document provides instructions for finding duplicate records, counting files, finding files, viewing running processes, and checking logins on a Linux system. It recommends sorting a flat file, using distinct queries on a database table, grepping with filters and wc to count files, using ls -a and grep commands to find files, using ps -aef to see running processes, killing processes with kill -9, and using tty to see logins.
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