On Tue, May 13, 2003 at 10:19:55AM -0700, Shankar K wrote:
>
> Define "run-away". You can look for long-running
> transactions; that might be helpful.
>
> ++ i meant a backend process taking most of the cpu
> cycles and running for ever. so i wanted to figure out
> what those processes were doing and what made them to
> hog the cpu cycles.
You can use the pid of a process to look it up in the system tables.
There's no simple way to identify long-running ones, except to look
for back ends that have been hanging around for a long time (but if
you're using pooling, it won't help you). Tools like top will be
helpful in identifying processor hogs.
> ++ how to identify those queries. once i have the
If you can identify the process, then you can identify the pid, and
use the pid in the stats tables to get the query.
A
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