Killing Current Jobs
Another way to kill jobs is to type:
jobs
UNIX will respond with a brief description of the jobs running:
[1] Running wc bigdata.dat &
[2] Running sas file2 &
To kill the second job:
kill %2
This procedure will only work for the current signon. If you started some jobs and then logged off, typing "jobs" will show nothing. At that point you should get a listing of all jobs run by this user, on this workstation, as shown in Card 10a.
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