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- How to close idle connections in PostgreSQL automatically?
A connection is considered inactive if its state is either idle, idle in transaction, idle in transaction (aborted) or disabled A connection is considered old if its state stayed the same during more than 5 minutes There are additional threads that do the same as above However, those threads connect to the database with different user
- How to list active connections on PostgreSQL? - Stack Overflow
Since pg_stat_activity contains connection statistics of all databases having any state, either idle or active, database name and connection state should be included in the query to get the desired output
- Kill a postgresql session connection - Stack Overflow
How can I kill all my postgresql connections? I'm trying a rake db:drop but I get: ERROR: database "database_name" is being accessed by other users DETAIL: There are 1 other session(s) using the
- Control what activity gets saved to your account
You can use your Activity controls to choose what kinds of activity are saved in your Google Account These settings apply on all devices that are signed in to your account You can change these settings and view or delete your saved activity at any time
- How to pass stored procedure parameters as dynamic content in copy . . .
I have design copy activity pipeline in ADF and called a stored procedure and which take two parameters as input I want to use the parameters as dynamic content in copy activity when stored procedure call
- How do I see active SQL Server connections? - Stack Overflow
I am using SQL Server 2008 Enterprise I want to see any active SQL Server connections, and the related information of all the connections, like from which IP address, connect to which database or
- debugging - How to use pg_stat_activity? - Stack Overflow
Limitations pg_stat_activity does not expose information about back-end memory use You need to use operating-system level facilities for that However it does tell you the process ID, active user, currently running query, activity status, time the last query started, etc
- Access control activity in your account - Google Help
To personalize your experience, your activity on certain Google services like Search, YouTube, or Chrome, can be saved as data to your account This activity helps make your experience on Google faster and more useful The kinds of activity that show up in My Activity can include associated data like location, and can depend on which Google products you use, and which Activity controls are
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