condor_rm removes one or more jobs from the condor job queue. If a cluster_id and a process_id are both specified, condor_rm attempts to remove the specified process from the queue. If a cluster_id is specified without a process_id, condor_rm attempts to remove all processes belonging to the specified cluster. If a username is specified, condor_rm attempts to remove all jobs belonging to that user. Only the owner of a job, user condor, or user root can remove any given job.
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See the Condor Version 6.0 Manual for additional notices.