; UNQUE
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;! remove a given job from the job queue
;# VERB BATCH
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UNQUE     LLLLLLLLLLLLUUUUUUUUUUUU CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
UNQUE:  Verb which places a job file back into a batch work file
JOBNUM        101.0       264.0    Number of job to unqueue
BATQUE          1.0         2.0    Batch work file
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UNQUE
Type: verb
Use:  Removes a specified job, which is not already running,
      from the job queue.  The contents of the job file (the
      AIPS commands which were to be executed) are moved to the
      specified batch work file.  They replace any existing text
      in that work file.  The batch work file need not have the
      same number as the job queue.
Adverbs:
  JOBNUM   The number of the job to be un-queued.
  BATQUE   The number of the batch work file to which the
           text is to be moved (1 or 2).
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