In this case the used queue has no Process Server connected, so the job will/can Never be executed.

This situation can be created, by removing a Process Server. A Job Definition can still be submitted, but will get the status Never. The used queue can be selected by a Operator, but also the queue can be defined as the “Default Queue” for a Job Definition.

Cancel job
The get rid of the Job(s), we want to remove the Application…., you can cancel them. Then these jobs have a final job status and can be removed.

Summary
It’s possible that there is a configuration change in Process Serves or queues, during the live cycle of your Cronacle infrastructure. There for it’s wise to check periodically if there are jobs with the status “Never”.