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Feb 1, 2001

I executed xp_cmdshell command.
More than 24 hours this process still running.
I tried killing this process with enterprise manager and query analyser, both
gave me a message saying its successfully killed. But when i do a sp_who,
the process still their executing.

how can I kill this process that's running xp_cmdshell

thanks

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