Marijn Haverbeke escribió: >> I think there actually is unwinding code that tries to do this, but >> apparently it doesn't work. I'll make a note for myself to test that >> again sometime. >> > > This is currently not implemented, I found out. I also remembered why > -- the protocol for canceling requests is rather cumbersome, and at > the time I didn't feel it was important enough to implement. See > http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/protocol-flow.html#AEN80105 > for the details. > So, I have no way of telling postgres to stop processing the query? Actually, what I have are unsynchronized DAO objects (no any sort of long queries), so postmodern complains, but when that happens, the database hangs and I cannot query it again after I have fixed the object-table synchronization.
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