Andrea Conti wrote:
> T. Horsnell wrote:
> 
>>I need to cancel a scheduled (as opposed to a running) job
> 
> 
> You can't cancel individual runs of a scheduled job (i.e. you can't
> modify job schedules on the fly).
> 
> However, the "disable" command allows you to skip *all* scheduled runs
> of a job until you "enable" it again (or you restart the director).
> 
> andrea
> 

Ah. Thank you. My ultimate aim it to prevent a scheduled incremental 
from starting before the previously scheduled full has finished. Maybe I 
can disable things with the RunBeforeJob, and re-enable them with the 
RunAfterJob. At the moment, I'm tring to use a Max Start Delay = 10 to 
stop this from happening.

Cheers,
Terry.

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