start "skimFundsFromTransactions.pl" perl -S skimFundsFromTransactions
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Go to "task manager", select the "Applications" tab, right-click on the application titled "skimFundsFromTransactions.pl", select "Go to process" from the resulting pop-up menu, note that a specific instance of perl.exe is now highlighted in the "Processes" tab.

Alternately, if you write your little trick or something similar using a *.bat or *.cmd instead of Perl, then you don't need to have the intermediary instance of perl.exe (which will clutter your taskmanager display). You can even steal a trick I've used several times of having a *.bat that is mostly a Perl script but that writes the final command to be run afters its "__END__" and ":endofperl" lines, to get the same effect while not having to know as much about *.bat/*.cmd programming.

- tye        

In reply to Re^5: exec()ed process dont write to std(?:err|out) (system) by tye
in thread exec()ed process dont write to std(?:err|out) by demerphq

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