>Jens Hartwig writes:
>
>> is there any way to identify users which are currently connected to the
>> database? Does perhaps even exist a method to notify this users (e.g. to
>> close the connection)?
>
>ps ax | grep postgres
>
>is the best way to go.
This command tells me that several backends
Jens Hartwig writes:
> is there any way to identify users which are currently connected to the
> database? Does perhaps even exist a method to notify this users (e.g. to
> close the connection)?
ps ax | grep postgres
is the best way to go.
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Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] http
>is there any way to identify users which are currently connected to the
>database? Does perhaps even exist a method to notify this users (e.g. to
>close the connection)?
I don't know if this feature exists, but it will be very useful
for me, too...
Hi there!
I just wondered if it is normal that a running postmaster is getting bigger
and bigger the more time it runs. I have configured by postmaster to accept
a maximum of 64 sessions. When I start it each session is about 1,5 - 3mb of
RAM. After 3-4 days each process is about 140mb of RAM and
Hello all,
is there any way to identify users which are currently connected to the
database? Does perhaps even exist a method to notify this users (e.g. to
close the connection)?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Jens
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Jens Hartwig
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