1 BKILL
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Command  for killing a batch job which is currently executing,  or is in
an input queue waiting to execute.

Formats:

		BKILL		BKILL job_number


If no parameter is supplied, all batch queues will be searched for  your
jobs.  Each job found will be displayed, and you can kill any of them by
answering 'Y' to the corresponding message.

Each job has a unique number displayed when the job is submitted (and by
the 'Q' command).   The second format is used to delete a job by number.

Unless you have GROUP, WORLD, or OPER privilege, you can only kill  your
own batch jobs.  There is a similar command 'KILL' for print jobs.
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