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Re: how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file

Subject: Re: how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2013 11:57:25 -0500
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There are api's out there which will show you all the locks. Pass those
to endjob. Verify the job dies. Carry on.

See api programming in the infocenter.

Rob Berendt

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how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file , Stone, Joel

Re: how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file, rob <=
Re: how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file , Martin Rowe

Re: how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file , Bryan Dietz

Re: how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file , Charles Wilt
Re: how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file , fbocch2595

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- how to kill all jobs that have a lock on a file , Stone, Joel

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