The following subcommands are allowed:

cmd="pause"

Stops the Job Scheduler temporarily (pauses). Tasks running in their own processes continue, as long as they do not require to communicate with the Job Scheduler.

cmd="continue"

Revokes cmd="pause". Or causes the Job Scheduler to continus,should it have stopped because of insufficient disk space for log files (see here).

cmd="stop"

Stops the Job Scheduler without terminating the program. Any running tasks are stopped. This command is useful if followed by the command reload.

cmd="reload"

Reloads the job scripts.

cmd="terminate"

Ends the Job Scheduler regularly (see also here).

cmd="terminate_and_restart"

Ends the Job Scheduler regularly and attempts a restart (see also here). If there are any tasks running which implement the scheduler job interface, then the Job Scheduler will not execute any further calls to the method.

cmd="let_run_terminate_and_restart"

Ends the Job Scheduler regularly and attempts a restart. Tasks which are running will not be ended (other than tasks waiting with the running_waiting_for_order state). See also here).

cmd="abort_immediately"

The Job Scheduler is stopped immediately (see also here).

cmd="abort_immediately_and_restart"

The Job Scheduler is stopped immediately and a restart is attempted (see also here).

For cmd="terminate" and cmd="terminate_and_restart": the time the Job Scheduler will wait before stoping unterminated processes.

The default setting is an unlimited waiting time.

See .