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get the full command of a process on solaris

the commands ps and top are commonly used on unix/linux to show information about the processes currently running on a system. however, if the command that started a specific process is very long, it will be chopped off at the end, so that you will only see the meaningless first part of it. this can be annoying sometimes, when you want to know in detail which command was used to start some process. so how

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