Pkillall
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Name
pkillall
Synopsis
pkillall [OPTIONS]
Description
Kill all jobs in the batch system that are owned by the user. The killed jobs can be limited by a search expression.
Search expressions:
Search tokens: bs (short name of batch server), st (state), user, id (only numeric part), queue (only name), title, path,
ncpus, ngpus, nnodes
Comparison operators: == (equal), != (not equal), <, <=, >, >=
Logical operators: ! (logical not), && (logical and), || (logical or)
Braces: ( )
The search token must be always on the left side of comparison operator.
On the right side, it can be:
an integer number for id, ncpus, ngpus, and nnodes tokens
a string for bs, st, user, , title, and path tokens
String comparisons can employ shell wildcard patterns and == or != comparison operators only.
Options
| -s, --search EXPRESSION search for jobs satisfying logical expression
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| -p, --path print job path if possible
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| -l, --comment print job comment if possible
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| -y, --yes assume yes
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| -f, --force try to kill jobs without info files
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| -v, --verbose increase output verbosity
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| --version output version information and exit
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| -h, --help display this help and exit
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