CAJ CAJ wrote:
Hello,
We have Pg 8.0.x and Pg 8.2.x on 2 separate Linux servers. We have a perl
script (perl 5.8.7, DBI-1.48/DBD::Pg-1.49) that connects to each
database to
determine if there are active connections.with the following query.
SELECT count(*) from pg_stat_activity;
The above query always returns 0 rows for Pg 8.0.x and 1 row for Pg 8.2.x.
When we connect to the database using psql client, the above query
returns 1
row for both the databases.
The pg_stat_activity view is never completely up-to-date, there is
always some time lag. This means whether you see your own connection
will depend on the precise order of events. Try sleep()ing for a second
before issuing the query and see if that makes it go away. If so, it's
just timing problems.
I've seen similar with "ps auxw | grep foo" from the command-line.
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Richard Huxton
Archonet Ltd
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