Hi Ruby folks,
I went across a scenario in need of running a ruby process in background particularly in Windows OS(in Unix based system we can use '&' to run any process/job in background).
To run any ruby program in background, do the following
- Take a copy of the file, which you needs to run.
- Save the file as .rbw extension.
- Use the command
- Once it started running, You got a new console window with the given message on top and process status in console.
Cheers,
Vadivelan.K
I went across a scenario in need of running a ruby process in background particularly in Windows OS(in Unix based system we can use '&' to run any process/job in background).
To run any ruby program in background, do the following
- Take a copy of the file, which you needs to run.
- Save the file as .rbw extension.
- Use the command
start "Your job description" ruby D:\Ruby\Jobs\particular_job.rbw
- Once it started running, You got a new console window with the given message on top and process status in console.
Cheers,
Vadivelan.K
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