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- 21 Aug 2013, 07:08
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
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Re: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
Tried method a, but the task scheduler only killed FreeFileSync.exe (without killing FreeFileSync_x64.exe), so the file sync job was keep running.
- 21 Aug 2013, 06:06
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
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Re: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
yes...any other ways to retrieve the purpose ?
- 21 Aug 2013, 03:29
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
- Replies: 9
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Re: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
Now I have batch files to trigger the FFS jobs. The batch files are executed by task scheduler in scheduled time. If the job runs longer than a specific time (i.e. 2 hours), it is needed to be terminated. Can you suggest a simple way to terminate the FFS job automatically? Thanks.
- 20 Aug 2013, 08:49
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
- Replies: 9
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Re: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
multiple instances of FFS will have the same image name <-- How can I get the PID for the process I want to kill then?
- 19 Aug 2013, 02:17
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
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Kill Scheduled Job or Sub Job in command prompt
Hello,
I have many scheduled file synchronize jobs run in parallel, and each job has multiple source and destination pairs (sub jobs). Is it able to:
1) Kill a specific sub job in command prompt ?
2) Kill a specific job in command prompt ?
Thanks.
Cheers,
Daisy
I have many scheduled file synchronize jobs run in parallel, and each job has multiple source and destination pairs (sub jobs). Is it able to:
1) Kill a specific sub job in command prompt ?
2) Kill a specific job in command prompt ?
Thanks.
Cheers,
Daisy