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Hi can any one help me?
How to find the "batchid" in UNIX? Regards, Ganapati. |
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If you want to cancel that job,then you can run at -r <job_num> if you dont know your job_num then run at -l ===> this will show the jobs that are schuduled within a batch If your job is already running, you will need to find the process ID and kill it. On System V implementations list all running processes by entering: ps -fu username Replace username with your username. The equivalent BSD command is: ps x Once you have the process ID, enter: kill <process ID> Replace <process ID> with the process ID. If it still will not terminate, try entering: kill -9 <process ID> |
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