Queue management on windows service

HI
Whats the best way to remove a job that is blocking up a queue on the windows version when it's run as a service? The queue monitor in the local client cannot be interacted with as it's greyed out and the java web console we use doesn't allow you to clear a job just view the contents of the queue.

I can use task manager and try to deduce which process to kill but there must be a better way?

If you know what the job is running, you can kill that process from the Windows Task Manager.

It's difficult to figure out which job is represented by each 24x7.exe process that shows in the task manager, it doesn't show the job name or number or anything

Ok. that should be a script type job then.

If you use Process Explorer from SysInternals (Microsoft now) you can find out start time for each running process and the process id. Compare start time to the job start time and you know which job is run by which process. Now you can safely kill the job you don't want.

PS. I believe the Queue Monitor also shows system process id or thread id for each job. I don’t remember if that id is exposed in the web-based Queue Monitor.