Your best bet is this.

1. Stop all NBU processes
2. From the command prompt
   cd to %NBUHOME%\netbackup\db\jobs
3. Identify the jobs that need to be "killed"
4. Make sure you get all versions of these files <jobid>.*
5. Delete them or if you'd rather, move them somewhere else
6. Restart your NBU processes.
7. They should be gone now.

They probably would have terminated anyway after a period of time with an error 
50, but this works just as well.

David

Quoting "WEAVER, Simon" <Simon.WEAVER AT astrium-space DOT com>:

> Guys
> Windows NT Domain SP6a
> We were doing a full backup on our master server, when suddenly it died and
> rebooted.
> The jobs never completed, so I decided to kill them.
> 
> Trouble is, they still show as active, with a little green man running!
> Although the tapes are back in the library, and the jobs have not moved
> since the server came back online, is there a way
> To remove these jobs.
> 
> Stopped/started services. Killed all processes.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Simon Weaver
> NT Domain Administrator
> Ext. 5544
> Tel: 02392-705544 (Direct Dial)
> Simon.Weaver AT Astrium-Space DOT com
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