What are the obvious ones? I would expect setting the end time to the start time and state to 4 (I think that is a completed state) should do it.
On April 21, 2014 6:54:22 PM PDT, Paul Edmon <[email protected]> wrote: > >Sure I can hunt that info down. So what would be the command to remove > >the job from the DB? I tried the obvious ones I could think of but >with >not effect. > >-Paul Edmon- > >On 4/21/2014 4:31 PM, Danny Auble wrote: >> >> Paul, you should be able to remove the job with no issue. The real >> question is why is it still running in the database instead of >> completed. If you happen to have any logs on the job and the >> information from the database it would be nice to look at since what >> you are describing shouldn't be possible. I know others have seen >> this before but no one has found a reproducer yet or any evidence on >> how the state was achieved. >> >> Let me know if you have anything like this. >> >> Thanks, >> Danny >> >> On 04/21/14 13:05, Paul Edmon wrote: >>> >>> Is there a way to delete a JobID and it's relevant data from the >>> slurm database? I have a user that I want to remove but there is a >>> job which slurm thinks is not complete that is preventing me. I >want >>> slurm to just remove that job data as it shouldn't impact anything. >>> >>> -Paul Edmon-
