Re: How do I end a job that is ending?

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Fiona

I have had jobs that can't be ended by ENDJOBABN, as you
found. I like your solution, to ENDSBS. But until that
is possible, maybe the job can be held, so it stops
taking CPU.

Vern
>
> Steady on, guys, you don't need to IPL to zap a job !
> Ron, we had a similar rogue job which ran & ran -  & that evenng I just
> ended QINTER sbs to get rid of it.
> Not only was it taking CPU, it had disappeared from most job displays but
> was holding object locks which would impede the backup. Again, a comms
> issue had caused the job to hang; the help desk had killed it *IMMED &
> thought it had gone.
>
> Before this, I tried EndJob, EndJobAbn, and ENDJOB OPTION(*IMMED)  SPLFILE
> (*YES)  LOGLMT(0)
>
> Fiona
> fiona.fitzgerald@notes.royalsun.com
>
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