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SQL Server: Kill Process using Stored Procedure Can you define what you mean with "kill processes"? I don't think it is possible to kill regular windows processes from a stored procedure (and that would be rather odd anyway, consider writing an application for that)
python - Kill a running subprocess call - Stack Overflow Instead of sleep(2) + poll you can use wait(2) with a timeout, which won't waste two seconds if the process exits quickly Additionally, you can use process terminate and process kill instead of os killpg
shell - Kill a Docker Container - Stack Overflow docker kill: sending a signal to stop a running container It is equivalent to running docker stop, but with a default signal of SIGKILL, which forcefully terminates the container
kill -3 or jstack : What is the difference? - Stack Overflow The jstack command can get a thread dump of a program running on a remote machine, and it also works on Windows kill -3 only works on local programs, and on Windows there is no kill
How to get and kill the process Mac terminal - Stack Overflow Find specific client with name and memory Get the client pId Kill pId Can I do kill that process just within the terminal What I tried ps aux | grep leagueClientUxHelper | awk '{print $2}' but I
How to suspend and resume processes - Unix Linux Stack Exchange You can use kill to stop the process For a 'polite' stop to the process (prefer this for normal use), send SIGTSTP: kill -TSTP [pid] For a 'hard' stop, send SIGSTOP: kill -STOP [pid] Note that if the process you are trying to stop by PID is in your shell's job table, it may remain visible there, but terminated, until the process is fg 'd again To resume execution of the process, sent SIGCONT
how to kill timeout a long running cronjob pod in kubernetes 0 Is there a way to kill a long running cronjob in kubernetes? Basically, I have created a CronJob in kubernetes It is running a time consuming operation I would like to put a limit on it So, the pod associated with this cronjon should be killed deleted automatically; if it doesn't finish up with in a specific time period say, 5 minutes