Practical this isn't possible. (In theory you could try to remove it from the queue and kill the process that is running the job)
What you can do is add a check to your job that first check if it is still needed. If not you can return without doing anything.
Ps. I removed the previous job because it contains a spam link and has incorrect data.
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Hi, I stop the service and delete the job (if it is running) or I just delete it, if the job is not running. Thank @tvbeek
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