Ps -ef| grep instance_name | grep -i fndlibr| wc -l

ps -ef| grep <instance_name>| grep -i FNDLIBR| wc -l
23
What this value 23 is ?? count of which process...no of standard managers...no of workers....no of concurrent processes running...please explain.

Hi Hussein,
Got the answer
FNDLIBR---> Every concurrent manager runs program defined in a library (LIBR).
Many conc programs(like ICM,CRM,SM....) run programs defined in FNDLIBR Program library.
So if u see any FNDLIBR processes running means, behind the scenes a concurrent manager is running this FNDLIBR and a concurrent manager can only run this when it is up.
So the bottom line is if u see any processes after running this command then ur Conc managers are up|^.
So whats the difference between FNDLIBR and FNDCPMBR...??

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