How to kill datapump jobs?

hi all,
i tried to export data using expdp. i read somewhere that using expdp creates a background process so that even if i turn off my client machine, it won't stop the export.
problem is i need to stop the expdp process. how do i kill it?
when i query the database using
select *
from DBA_DATAPUMP_JOBS;
the jobs are still there with a value of NOT RUNNING in the STATE column. i think the jobs are already done in this case but how do i remove them from the list? also how do i kill a currently running datapump job?
any suggestions?
thanks

hi,
thanks for the link. although, i was not able to find a way on how to delete the records showing in my dba_datapump_jobs view.
unfortunately i'm not in the expdp> prompt anymore since i turned my machine off. is there a way to get back there?
here's the record in the dba_datapump_jobs
OWNER_NAME JOB_NAME OPERATION JOB_MODE STATE DEGREE ATTACHED DATAPUMP
SYSTEM SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01 IMPORT FULL NOT RUNNING 0 0 0
TIME_OWNER_QA IMPTIME IMPORT FULL NOT RUNNING 0 0 0
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