Ideally when a job is scheduled it has four digit ID and a sub digit which is for each instance. Example if a job 1234 is scheduled every day it will be:
day 1 = 1234.1
day 2 = 1234.2
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day n = 1234.n
To delete you must search and delete the first instance, which should remove the entire job. You should find it in jobb browser.
If that is difficult you can delete the job from CLI command using job cli.
Following is the procedure to perform the action via job CLI :
The utility to delete the job from JRM table directly via CLI, please follow:
C:\Program Files\CSCOpx\bin>cwjava -cw c:\progra~1\CSCOpx com.cisco.nm.cmf.jrm.jobcli
Established connection with JRM
Enter "exit" to quit the CLI
delete 1234 ---> (enter the Job ID, for ex- here it is 1234, without the instance ID)
Job 1002 deleted.
exit
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Vinod
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