If you are running incremental backup on command line (dsmc) you can 
cancel by hitting "q" twice (qq).

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Killing Job Gracefully






I'm running a TSM 5.2.1.2 Linux server with a few Linux clients.  Is there
a way to kill incremental backup jobs on the Linux client gracefully?  If 
I
ctrl-C I get a core dump and error messages.  I haven't tried cancelling
the sessions from the server because I'm not sure which session is running
on which filesystem and there can be multiple jobs running simultaneously.

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