To stop a scheduled job

Hi ,
      I have sheduled a job, that runs daily and now i need to stop that job from running past a particular date.
      so, how do i stop the job from running past the date.

Go to SM37 -> Select the "released job" -> Change -> Start condition -> No Start After, Date: XXXXXX  Time: XXXXXX
That should stop the job from getting released after the require date and time
Regards
Juan
PS:
@vamshi - Question is not related to delete jobs
@lolla -  Question is not related to cancel any running jobs
@manoj - Question is not related to scheduling a job (job is already scheduled)
Please make sure you do not post missleading answers.

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