[ESS] How to kill a SAS batch job
Rodney Sparapani
rsparapa at mcw.edu
Fri Jul 10 21:33:48 CEST 2009
Daniel Muenz wrote:
> Hi all, I have two questions related to killing SAS batch jobs which were
> submitted with ESS.
>
> 1. Is there an ESS command or some easy way within Emacs to kill a SAS
> batch job? Say a program I submitted with ESS has been running longer than
> I think it should and I just want to kill it, what's the easiest way to do
> this? Just as I have F3 bound to submitting the code, it would be great if
> I could have some other key bound to killing it.
>
No there isn't and I don't see an easy way to do such a thing. Just go
to the *shell* buffer and kill it. That's why they are submitted
through the *shell* buffer; so that you can interact with them when
necessary.
> 2. When I exit Emacs, is there a way to automatically kill all running SAS
> jobs which were submitted through ESS? If I have another copy of Emacs
> open with its own submitted SAS jobs, I don't want those to be affected,
> and similarly if I've got an xterm window open with SAS jobs running.
>
No. In fact, the opposite is what is usually wanted since some SAS
jobs can take days or weeks to finish.
> Thanks very much for all your help -- this list has been a great resource,
> Daniel
>
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