In the activity monitor on a few occasions we've seen jobs staying
"queued" forever.  Is there a way to get rid of such queued jobs?  

Canceling them or deleting them doesn't seem to help.

It appears they occur when a client initiated action occurs and goes
away on the client.  It somehow leaves it behind on the master.  This
has been seen with RMAN backups and MS-SQL restores.

The queued job doesn't prevent later client initiated operations from
running so its display is more of a nuisance than a real problem.
Restarting NBU does make it go away but due to the number of jobs we
have this is something we usually only do on a Friday when there are
issues occurring.  Has someone else has seen this and figured out a way
to get rid of the queued jobs short of restarting NBU?

Jeffrey C. Lightner
Unix Systems Administrator
DS Waters of America, LP
678-486-3516


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