Control jobs in job groups

Stop jobs (bstop)

Procedure

To suspend jobs in a job group, run bstop -g and specify a job group path.
For example:
```
bstop -g /risk_group 106
Job <106> is being stopped
```

To suspend all jobs in a job group, use job ID 0 (zero).

bstop -g /risk_group/consolidate 0
Job <107> is being stopped 
Job <108> is being stopped
Job <109> is being stopped

Resume jobs (bresume)

Procedure

To resume suspended jobs in a job group, run bresume -g and specify a job group path.
For example:
```
bresume -g /risk_group 106
Job <106> is being resumed
```

To resume all jobs in a job group, use job ID 0 (zero).

bresume -g /risk_group 0 
Job <109> is being resumed 
Job <110> is being resumed 
Job <112> is being resumed

Terminate jobs (bkill)

About this task

The command bkill only kills jobs in the job group you specify. It does not kill jobs in lower-level job groups in the path.

Procedure

To terminate jobs in a job group, run bkill -g and specify a job group path.
For example:
```
bkill -g /risk_group 106
Job <106> is being terminated
```

To terminate all jobs in a job group, run job ID 0 (zero).

bkill -g /risk_group 0 
Job <1413> is being terminated 
Job <1414> is being terminated 
Job <1415> is being terminated 
Job <1416> is being terminated

Delete job groups (bgdel)

Before you begin

The job group cannot contain any jobs.

Procedure

To remove a job group, run bgdel.

For example:

bgdel /risk_group
Job group /risk_group is deleted.

The job group /risk_group and all its subgroups are deleted.