Uninterruptible sleep Linux Process

Hello, I recently came across a problem statement from our platform team regarding a BigFix scan task we started last month with termination and a set deadline for completion.

On some of the devices, they have highlighted a job that is still running, however in BigFix, I can see that these devices are displaying Timeout Reached during that activity.

Note: that action was expired last month.

Anyone had this issue before? If so, how can we determine the PID of these processes so that we may stop them? I tried utilizing native BigFix relevance to query these devices, but I was unable to locate the scan job’s command line arguments.

exists processes whose (command line argument of it as string as lowercase contains "*.swtag")

One of the platform team’s problem statements is provided below:
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY STAT TIME CMD
root 25524 1 1 Aug19 ? D 393:07 *find / -not -fstype nfs -name .swtag

The “contains” operator for strings does not use globbing (expansion of “*” or “?”).

Instead of contains "*.swtag" just use contains ".swtag"

Thanks @JasonWalker ! good to know, updating my relevance statement & validating it.