No. The only idea I have is to have some external program send a kill
-2 to the backend. This will cause a cancel of the query.
> I am in the process of converting from php3 to php4 and at the same time
> going from mysql to postgres.
>
> All the relevent files reside in
>
> ../foo/bar
>
> And the vast majority are in the form *.php3 with internal references to
> other webpages which (of course) are also in the form *.php3.
>
> What I need is something that can go into that particular sub directory and
> find every instance of php3 and make it php, both as a part of a file name
> and internally in the file.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Roy F. Cabaniss
>
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