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Delete a job

The delete/job or rmjob command permanently removes a job definition from the SCHEDULE database, using the command format. The qualifiers confirm, log and check may be used. It is a good idea to always use the CONFIRM qualifier with the DELETE command (especially when using wildcards) so that you do not delete the wrong job due to a typing error.

Examples

Windows/OpenVMS:

Schedule> delete/job organizer

What it does: Deletes the job named organizer

UNIX/Linux:

Schedule> rmjob  /cache_jobs/latest/* -confirm 
 
Delete /cache_jobs/latest/run_cache [Y/N] (N):

What it does: Deletes the jobs in the /cache_jobs/latest directory and asks for confirmation

See Delete a job (delete/job or rmjob) for a detailed description of this command.

See Also

Common Command Examples

Create a new job

Modify a job's properties

Modify all jobs using wildcards

Display job properties

Copy an existing job

Edit job list data

Extract the entire database

Insert an extracted database

Type job list data

Submit a job

Create a new directory

Create a calendar

Display history

Monitoring activity