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Depending upon the programming language you use, you can shell out
with an "exec" call. Or you can do some difficult direct lines of
code, which won't be easy, at least for me.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Stephan Henning wrote:<br>
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<div>I'd like to take some metrics with iostat while I have a
specific program running, is there a way to wrap iostat around
another program (it is called from the command line) so that
iostat ends when the program finishes running? <br>
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I know I can do it with a bash script, but I'm hoping for a more
elegant solution. <br>
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