4.5.3 Forced stopping of batch applications
You use the cjkilljob command for forced stopping of batch applications. If you use the scheduling functionality, you specify a job ID in the cjkilljob command.
If a batch application execution request specified by a job ID is on standby status in a schedule queue, the request is reserved for deletion. The batch application execution request, which is reserved for deletion, is deleted when the request is removed from a schedule queue by using CTM.
If the batch application execution request specified by the job ID is running on a batch server, the application is forcefully stopped.
You use the same method to forcefully stop batch applications and consider the same points when forcefully stopping and executing batch applications as in the case of not using the scheduling functionality. For details, see 2.3.3 Forcefully stopping a batch application.