postgresqlHow do I kill a running query in PostgreSQL?
To kill a running query in PostgreSQL, use the pg_cancel_backend() function. This function takes a single argument, the pid of the query to be killed. For example, to kill a query with pid of 123:
SELECT pg_cancel_backend(123);
The output of this command will be t if the query was successfully killed, and f if not.
Code explanation
pg_cancel_backend(): This is the function used to kill a running query.pid: This is the process ID of the query to be killed.SELECT: This is the SQL statement used to execute thepg_cancel_backend()function.
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