I wonder if there's an equivalent of gcore on windows. If there is, it
might be useful.
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Hello list, I'm having a problem with a production system.
I have an application that runs 7x24. It is multithreaded, and every thread
has its own connection to the database.
We have two types of devices connected to each thread, human operated PCs
for billing purposes, and rabbit microcontrollers
Eduardo Piombino drak...@gmail.com writes:
Do you have any idea on what could be causing a SELECT NOW() to never come
back?
That's truly bizarre. Can you attach to one of these stuck processes
with a debugger and get a stack trace?
regards, tom lane
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The only difference from the database point of view, is that PCs
transactions, since they are much more complex, usually start with a
ROLLBACK (arguable, it will be eventually removed) and for devices they
usually just start with a COMMIT.
Correction ... and for devices they usually just start
