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Re: not allowing operator from end a specific job

You need to put into place the Endepymnt command.  Advise the operator 
that ending the job(s) in question will cause the ENDEPYMNT ( End 
Employment ) command to be executed.

 
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Other than running the job with user ID that operator is not auth to, is 
there another way to not allowing operator from ending a specific job?

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