5.13. Deleting a job

Able to delete the submitted job by the user with pjdel command. Also deletable the executing job.

[Execution example]

  • If execute pjdel and job deletion was accepted successfully, the message below will be displayed.

[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job jobid.

  • If execute pjdel and specify the job which does not exist, the message below will be displayed.

[ERR.] PJM 0112 pjdel Job "Unexisting job ID" does not exist.

5.13.1. Normal job

Indicates how to delete normal jobs.

Here, the following is the normal job.

  • Normal job

  • Interactive job

  • Master/Worker type job

Here is the use example.

  • Example of deleting a job.

    If execute by specifying job ID to pjdel command, the job is deleted.

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 12345678
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678.

  • Example of deleting the multiple job

    If execute by specifying the multiple job ID to pjdel command, the specified job is deleted.

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 12345678 12345680
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678.
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345680.

5.13.2. Step job

Indicates how to delete step jobs.

To delete a job, specify the job ID as shown in the following example.
Specify job ID and execute pjdel command, all sub job will be canceled.
If a sub job ID is specified, the specified sub job is canceled.

The usage example is as follows:

  • When canceling all sub jobs by specifying a job ID

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 12345678
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_0.
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_1.
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_2.

  • Canceling by specifying one sub job ID

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 12345678_3
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_3.

  • Canceling by specifying a sub job range

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 12345678_2-5
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_2.
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_3.
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_4.
[INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 12345678_5.

5.13.3. Bulk job

Indicates how to delete a bulk job.

To delete a job, specify the job ID as shown in the following example.
Specify job ID and execute pjdel command, all sub job will be canceled.
If a sub job ID is specified, the specified sub job is canceled.

The usage example is as follows:

  • When canceling all sub jobs by specifying a job ID

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 28128
 [INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 28128.

  • Canceling by specifying one sub job ID

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 1362939[3]
 [INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 1362939[3].

  • Canceling by specifying a sub job range

    [_LNlogin]$ pjdel 1363254[0-2]
 [INFO] PJM 0100 pjdel Accepted job 1363254[0-2].

5.13.4. Job delete command options

Typical options of pjdel command are shown.

For details, refer to “Job Operation Software End User Guide”.

Option name

Function

--enforce

When canceling a job that is running a prolog script or epilog script, specify --enforce option. Also if specify --enforce option and execute pjdel command to the job which is executing job script, delete the job without running the epilog script.

--llio-flush

When canceling a job that is being executed, wait for flushing of unwritten files within the range of the job elapsed time limit.

--help

Shows help.