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  1. To stop several processes that ignore the default signal, enter the following command: kill -kill 2098 1569. This sends signal 9, the SIGKILL signal, to processes 2098 and 1569. The SIGKILL signal is a special signal that normally cannot be ignored or overridden.

    • kill - IBM

      Stops a job that is running. In UNIX, this is accomplished...

  2. www.ibm.com › docs › enkill - IBM

    You can use the kill command to stop a job in progress. Overview. When you use the kill command, the action is performed by IBM Workload Automation production process, so there might be a short delay.

  3. www.ibm.com › docs › enkill - IBM

    Stops a job that is running. In UNIX, this is accomplished with a UNIX kill command. You must have kill access to the job.

  4. as400i.com › 2019/10/12 › most-common-as400-commands23 Most Common AS400 Commands

    12 paź 2019 · AS400 commands are CL (Control Language) commands. Most of them were written by IBM developers to perform system-level tasks like compiling programs, backing up data, changing system configurations, displaying system object details, or deleting them.

  5. 6 lis 2001 · This would kill any none root process running on the system. You could exclude other processes or users by added extra grep -v statements. If you just wanted to kill all processes running due to users being logged in you could add a "grep tty"

  6. 13 mar 2012 · You can use this command to kill it: db2 force application (xx) Where xx is the ID (or a comma-delimited list of IDs). Here is the DB2 for Linux/Unix/Windows v9.7 Information Center article on FORCE APPLICATION, and here is the one for LIST APPLICATIONS.

  7. KILL command for IBM i On Unix systems, there's a command named kill that you can use to send any signal to any process on the system. This is an IBM i (OS/400) version of that command, written in ILE RPG.

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