Hi,
I am very new to perl. I have a script which needs some java process running in the UNIX server. One part of the script uses perl and it executes good in HPUX, but when I use the same in AIX I am not getting any output.

the unix processes name look like this when I do ps -ef |grep co_java 

co_java_xxx
co_java_yyyy
co_java_mmmmm
etc...

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The script goes like this 

ps -ef | /u/gnu/bin/perl -ne 'print $2 if /.*(\bco_java_)(\w+\n)/'

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The output of this perl script should gives me the process name like below in HPUX

xxx
yyyy
mmmmm
etc...

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And in AIX no output comes out. Is there any code which I can use in HPUX and AIX to display this information?

Any help is really appreciated

dbadmin

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