I guess one way is to use xpbs and then go select all and then delete, but that GUI takes forever to load - is there a command line way of doing it?
qdel takes multiple jobid's as arguments, I suppose what I can do is run qstat and pipe the first 'column' to qdel, that probably would work.
However, last night we where having issues with jobs in the E (exiting) state not exiting and none of the above mentioned methods could kill them.
So I ended up going into /var/spool/pbs/server_priv and deleting the jobs dir :)
Cheers,
Bernard
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