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VMBATCH: executing cleanup on ????????.

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From: Tim Stoodt
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 20:33
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Hi,
     I had a problem with VMBATCH yesterday, that seems to have left me
with a VMBATCH ghost job (5622).  It says it is executing, but it doesn't
show up when I do a  LIST ALL EXEC.  Here's what I get when I do a
LIST ALL.  I want to remove it but the REMOVE command has no effect.
What's the trick to get rid of it?  It crossed my mind to just bounce
VMBATCH, but I seem to remember the last time I did that I clobbered all
the worker machines.  Our previous version could be shutdown and the
workers didn't care.  We are now running 3.1A.  Any tips? Thanks. T.S.

VMBATCH LIST ALL:
Jobname  Jobid   Owner   Class  -------- Status: CURRENT -------- PREV
PSID06   5601    JONES     F    executing on VMBAT007
JOB5619  5619    WILSON    A    executing on VMBAT001
JOB5622  5622    GHOST     F    executing cleanup on ????????      EXC
JOB5     5623    JOEUSER   A    executing on VMBAT008
JOB4     5624    JOEUSER   A    executing on VMBAT011
JOB6     5625    HYLAND    A    waiting position 0002 NOHOLD
JOB5637  5637    JG3       E    completed; Return Code: 0          END
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From:         Tim Stoodt <STOODT@NUACVM.BITNET>
Subject:      VMBATCH: executing cleanup on ????????.
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