Depends. ;)
If you have one job stopped and you want to bring it back to the
foreground, assuming this is bash, just type fg.
Same situation, but you have many jobs stopped: fg [jobnum]. Note that
this is different from the job's PID; for a listing of the job numbers
bash knows about, type "jobs".
To start the stopped job running in the background, type "bg".
Further details available in the bash manpage.
hth,
-m
Jim Baxter wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Simple question I hope but I can not find a man page.
>
> When a job is stopped with a ctrl Z, how do I restart it?
>
> Thanks
>
> Jim Baxter
> Morrison Supply Company MIS
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