XS Scheduled Job stuck in state "RUNNING"

Hello guys,
I am running HANA Dev Edition on AWS (Rev. 70). There is a .xsjs file which is called every 5 minutes by the xs job scheduler.
However after shutdown on Tuesday and startup on Friday the job did not start correctly (?)
I am pretty sure the job isn't running any more - the instance has been stopped another time in the meantime and the HANA Database was restarted, too.
The question is: How can I reset the job? While the last run is in state RUNNING, the next one won't be scheduled. I tried removing the "active" flag in XS-Admin and setting it again but without success.
Should I try an update on "_SYS_XS"."JOB_LOG" and set STATUS to 'SCHEDULED'?
Any hints are appreciated,
Fabian

Hi Fabian,
I'm experiencing a similar problem with stuck job. Did you ever get this resolved? What did you do?
Thanks,
-Patrick

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