Job Management Manager DCL Commands › SCHEDULE> › DELETE › Parameter

Parameter

job_specifier

The name or number of the jobs you want to delete.

For example:

SCHEDULE> DELETE  MYJOB
SCHEDULE> DELETE  123

To delete a job that belongs to another user, you must refer to the job by name and add the =username specifier to the name of the job. For example:

SCHEDULE> DELETE THISJOB=DOE

To delete a job on a remote node, you either add the node name to the job name or number, or use the /SERVER= qualifier. For example:

SCHEDULE> DELETE  NODE1::MYJOB
SCHEDULE> DELETE  NODE1::321

You can use wildcard characters to refer to job name, username, group name, and type name. For example, the following command deletes all jobs beginning with the letter B that are in groups beginning with W and owned by users whose names begin with D:

SCHEDULE> DELETE B*=D*/GROUP=W*