select A.datname, A.procpid, S.usename, A.current_query from pg_stat_activity A inner join pg_shadow S on (A.usesysid=S.usesysid);
will give you the information you need.
On Sun, 2003-08-17 at 16:15, James Moe wrote:
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Hello, Postgesql v7.3.2, os/2. I am using JDBC to connect to the dbms. After a few program open/close I get the
message "Sorry, too many clients already". Supposedly my database class properly closes
the connection when it is removed. Maybe not. How do I see who and how many connections there are? How would I terminate orphaned connections?
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