From the shell...

shell/iX>  callci "SHOWQ" | grep Jxxx

where "Jxxx" is the jobnumber in question.  You should get a line marked
with an "M" for the main process pin.  You can try to kill
this PIN.

I have found that :showproc and friends will say "job not found" if you
attempt an :abortjob and it fails to abort.  SHOWQ is the only
command that will still list any related processes.  If you have a small
system you can probably parse it out of a :SHOWQ at the CI, but
if you have several hundred processes, it gets tedious, and the shell
example above helps tremendously.  There is no CI level shortcut since
it doesn't allow piping (would be really really nice if it did, hint
hint hint) but you could SHOWQ to a temp file and grep.hpbin.sys that
file.  I prefer the shell version :-)

Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>