If you want to cancel all and delete all, then you can use "bpdbjobs"
command. You cancel all jobs likee

bpdbjobs -cancel type=Backup 
and then delete all 
bpdbjobs -delete type=back


I would still read the man page for exact syntax, but I do know its works


On Apr 4, 2005 8:06 PM, Charles Ballowe <cballowe AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
> so i had a files directive in a policy that was something like:
> 
> f:\a*
> f:\b*
> NEW_STREAM
> f:\c*
> f:\d*
> ...
> 
> and had the allow multiple data streams box checked. This caused the
> policy to expand out to around 10000+ jobs and it's taking forever to
> clean up after it. I'm perfectly happy killing and deleting all of
> those, but is there a fast way to do it? or do i just need to wait for
> things to clean up?
> 
> suggestions?
> -Charlie
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