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Didik Prasetyo
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how to know slowly query in lock postgre
Date
June 20, 2011
07:57:22
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hai friend i have problem with performance database in postgre, how to know slowly query in postgre,
i want kill or stop query to make postgre slowly,
on the server
status
on
the admin
pg
,
sometimes
the query
and
how long
the query
runs
do not appear
Thanks for solution
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