killing a job outside datastage

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Goli
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killing a job outside datastage

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Hi,
I would like to know where can I find PID's of current jobs and how to kill them outside datastage in UNIX.

Thanx in advance.
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Took awhile for your first post? "ps -ef|grep phantom" will show all job threads active. Look for the DSD.RUN threads, as they are the controllers. Failure to use the Stop facility in the DS Director means that if you use kill the job will not clean up its status and configuration files, plus any job controlling this job may not notice its death.
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Use the dsjob command with its -stop option.
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Regarding document for DSJob command

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ray.wurlod wrote:Use the dsjob command with its -stop option. ...
Hi,l

Please let me know if u have any document regarding dsjob command
which will call datastage jobs...


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Only the ones you have, such as the Server Job Developer's Guide in the standard manuals.
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Or just type dsjob and hit enter, from unix command prompt. You will get list of all options avaialbe to run dsjob command.
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