Hi,
use
dbmcli -d dbname -u user,password db_cons cancel Ttask_to_cancel
Cancellation of a task will set a flag only to allow orderly rollback.
or
dbmcli -d dbname -u user,password db_cons kill Ttask_to_cancel
Killing a task sets the flag and additionally wakes up the UKT.
A real 'killing' (i.e. cancellation of a flag) would risk your database
consistency.
Currently the routines just set flags, that the SAPDB code will detect, if
it is in a state
where it is able to react correctly. You will see cancellation of tasks in
'knldiag'.
Cancelled tasks that have not released themselfs are marked with '!'
dbmcli -d dbname -u user,password show active
CU
jrg
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Dienstag, 14. Mai 2002 18:04
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> Hello,
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> how can I kill a specific db session?
>
> thanks
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