El jue, 03-10-2013 a las 16:34 +, Rajagopalan, Jayashree escribió:
Thanks.
But what is the process id that is attached to the connection?
You can look at pid field in the pg_stat_activity system view.
Can I track down or debug/ get more information related to that process id?
I'd use
On Tue, Oct 8, 2013 at 2:43 AM, Venakata Ramana ramana@gmail.comwrote:
Thanks for your reply.
--- You should update to 9.1.9.
Recently I updated to 9.1.5. I will do in near future.
Recently??? 9.1.5 was released more then one year ago... =/
-- How are you doing this restore? Is it
Hello,
It's me again..
Log_connection inspection didn't help to find the cause, the connections come
from our app-servers as usual..
Btw we have the max pool size of web application 50 connections and since we
have 4 instances of application running it makes max 200.
I don't really
Viktor Juhanson sp...@planet.ee wrote:
Btw we have the max pool size of web application 50 connections
and since we have 4 instances of application running it makes
max 200.
I don't really get how the database pool gets full when
application can use 200 connections max and postrgesql
