Reg: stat command in solaris 10

Hi Gurus,
Where i can find the stat command in solaris 10.
Any one help is appreciated.

Hi
/opt/sfw/bin/stat
if you do a full install including the Companion DVD.
More importantly, what exactly are you trying to achieve?
Paul

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We have written our script in such
a way that it greps for MSGMAX from the outcome
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locate equivalent for solaris
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On one of my solaris 10 installation i tried giving the "uptime" command and got the below output
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Hi all,
I linux i can use this command
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Thanks in advance!
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This work perfectly!
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Ps (list process) command in Solaris 10

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SQL 2012 Management Studio messages outcome is not in english after running any statement/command

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I dont have root password.
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I use tftp in solaris 10,like follows:
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?Invalid command
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