Kill jobs.
Usage
qbkill [options] jobID… | 0
where JobID is one or more job IDs, and 0 is a wild card token representing all the user's jobs.
Description
Qbkill requests the Supervisor to kill a list of jobs.
Note: this command only works on jobs which are considered active. Jobs which have already completed will be ignored. (ex. complete, killed, failed).
Examples
- Kill only subjob 12354.0:
% qbkill 12354.0
- Kill all subjobs in 12345:
% qbkill 12345
- Kill all of user anthony's jobs:
% qbkill --user anthony 0
- Kill all of user anthony's jobs which are running:
% qbkill --running --user anthony 0
- Kill only the jobs which are pending in the list of jobs 11234 1235 and subjob 1236.0:
% qbkill --pending 11234 1235 1236.0
Options
Option |
Description |
|---|---|
--work |
Kill work (default: on) |
--subjob |
Kill subjobs (default: on) |
--running |
Kill running jobs |
--pending |
Kill pending jobs |
--blocked |
Kill blocked jobs |
--badlogin |
Kill badlogin jobs |
--workrunning |
Kill running work |
--workpending |
Kill pending work |
--workblocked |
Kill blocked work |
--subjobrunning |
Kill running subjobs |
--subjobpending |
Kill pending subjobs |
--subjobblocked |
Kill blocked subjobs |
--subjobbadlogin |
Kill badlogin subjobs |
--user string |
Kill jobs for user string |
--type string |
Kill jobs for type string |
--status status |
Kill jobs with string (ex. pending) |
--name string |
Kill jobs named string |
--kind string |
Kill jobs with string |
--pid int |
Kill jobs with process ID int |
--pgrp int |
Kill jobs in process group int |
--priority int |
Kill jobs with priority value int |
--cluster string |
Kill jobs in string cluster |
--cpus int |
Kill jobs with a total of int subjobs |
--xml |
Output in XML format |
--help |
Command help |
--version |
Command version |