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list of open connections / terminate a connection?

Hi,

is it possible (i am pretty sure) to list the open connections clients
have to a particular database and to force close the connection?

regards David
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> is it possible (i am pretty sure) to list the open connections clients
have to a particular database and to force close the connection?

regards David


pgaccess comes with a program called "pgmonitor"
pgmonitor does what your looking for.

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