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[testy@n137 ]$ bjobs JOBID USER STAT QUEUE FROM_HOST EXEC_HOST JOB_NAME SUBMIT_TIME 667988 testy PEND private n63 gethosts Aug 31 09:47 Kill the job by using the "bkill" command. The bkill command is usually used to kill a running, pending or suspended job. More precisely, bkill causes LSF to send SIGINT and SIGTERM to a job to give it a chance to clean up, then LSF sends SIGKILL to kill the job. You can only kill your own jobs [testy@n137 iotest]$ bkill 667988 Job <667988> is being terminated If you want to kill all your jobs, use argument "-u" and your username with "0" at the end of command [testy@n137 iotest]$ bkill -u testy 0 Job <667988> is being terminated Job <667989> is being terminated Job <667990> is being terminated |
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