You can terminate a job in progress. You might do this if the job appears stuck and unable to complete on its own, or if you realize there is a problem with the job you need to fix. To terminate a job, use the terminate-job command:

pipelines terminate-job [job ID]                                                                                                    

The terminate-job command terminates the most recent job, if it has not yet completed. The command has an optional argument (job ID), which you can use if you want to terminate a job other than the most recently started one. Retrieve the job ID from the pipelines status command or from the output of the pipelines start command.

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