#Situation You have a running job which is taking longer time than expected and you gotta hit a road now. However, you don't want to stop the job cause it run long already.
#Solution This is what you can do.
Ctrl+Z
and put the job back ground- Check the job id with
jobs
disown
the job
[you@nttlab-10-dev-analyze-001 result002]$ sudo mv 2015-09-0* /data/out/result002/
^Z
[1]+ Stopped sudo mv 2015-09-0* /data/out/result002/
[you@nttlab-10-dev-analyze-001 result002]$ jobs
[1]+ Stopped sudo mv 2015-09-0* /data/out/result002/
[you@nttlab-10-dev-analyze-001 result002]$ disown %1
-bash: warning: deleting stopped job 1 with process group 17676
The job will keep running even after you close your terminal.