How to stop Background MRP ?

Dear All,
I have run Plant MRP in background by MDBT for every minute.
that's why system is taking MRP run at every minute.
I have tried to stop it but it doesn't stop & caring out the MRP in background for every minute.
Please give me valuable input to stop it.
Thanks in advance.
Vijay Mankar

Vijay,
Use transaction SM37, in the intial screen input the program name and job name and execute the transtion with "Scheduled" status check box active. Once you get the scheduled job go to change mode from menu bar Job--->Change or Ctrl+F11. In the change job screen hit the "start condition" function button and here you change the frequency of this the periodic job.
Regards,
Prasobh

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