Hi everybody, Sorry for posting here but I haven't found any forum or help mailing list where I could post this.
First thanks for the job on PyGreSQL. I've been using it on a huge project for the past 8 months. Here is my question : I'm writing a multi-threaded server app that uses a pgdb connection. One thread is in charge of all the communication through pgdb and the other threads pass it their queries in a queue and wait for for the result to be available. Some queries might need several minutes before returning, so I'd like to be able to timeout those quieries so that they do not block the other threads waiting for data too. I've tried to close the cursor and even the connection while the execute statement is running but it always waits for the cursor.execute() statement to return before raising an exception. Is there a way of aborting the execution of an SQL statement ? Thanks again, Olivier _______________________________________________ PyGreSQL mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.vex.net/mailman/listinfo/pygresql
