Thread: Connections to the Database

Connections to the Database

From
Reinhard Asmus
Date:
I install a new database and want to check which connections will be used.

How can i see which application from which host is connecting the database?

Any help is appreciated.


Re: Connections to the Database

From
Adarsh Sharma
Date:
Issue the below command :-

select * from pg_stat_activity


& check the results.



Reinhard Asmus wrote:
> I install a new database and want to check which connections will be
> used.
>
> How can i see which application from which host is connecting the
> database?
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
>


Re: Connections to the Database

From
lst_hoe02@kwsoft.de
Date:
Zitat von Reinhard Asmus <reinhard.asmus@spdfraktion.de>:

> I install a new database and want to check which connections will be used.
>
> How can i see which application from which host is connecting the database?
>
> Any help is appreciated.

Hello

if you only want to check from time to time use something like PGAdmin
(http://www.pgadmin.org/). The connections are shown in the statistics
pane for the database in question.

Regards

Andreas



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Re: Connections to the Database

From
Reinhard Asmus
Date:
select * from pg_stat_activity show me informations to working connections

but i will see informations (application and ip-address) to failed
connections

in this situation i can see problems in my pg_log but not the
information to application and ip-address


Re: Connections to the Database

From
Raghavendra
Date:

On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 2:18 PM, Reinhard Asmus <reinhard.asmus@spdfraktion.de> wrote:
select * from pg_stat_activity show me informations to working connections

but i will see informations (application and ip-address) to failed connections

in this situation i can see problems in my pg_log but not the information to application and ip-address


 
pg_stat_activity is standard statistic view which is dynamically updated.

Very true, failed connection's information can be pull from pg_logs. However, you need to tune your logging setting to write information about connections. See log_connections & log_disconnections

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Regards,
Raghavendra
EnterpriseDB Corporation



 

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