In response to Martin Gainty :
> pg clients communicate on 5432 so a simple search on 5432 will yield the pid
> e.g.
> netstat -aon | grep 5432
Thats no useful:
- you can't do that from the client (across the network)
- you can't see which pid has a particular client
Regards, Andreas
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