Re: [GENERAL] Applications that leak connections

2005-02-04 Thread Paul Tillotson
Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't the postmaster notice that something killed a backend and cause all the other ones to roll back? Paul Tillotson Neil Conway wrote: Paul Tillotson wrote: Does anyone know a safe way to shutdown just one backend Sending it a SIGTERM via kill(1) should be safe.

Re: [GENERAL] Applications that leak connections

2005-02-04 Thread Neil Conway
Paul Tillotson wrote: Does anyone know a safe way to shutdown just one backend Sending it a SIGTERM via kill(1) should be safe. -Neil ---(end of broadcast)--- TIP 3: if posting/reading through Usenet, please send an appropriate subscribe-nomail c

Re: [GENERAL] Applications that leak connections

2005-02-03 Thread Jonel Rienton
you are perfectly right, fixing the source of the problem is the best way to fix this. i always make it a habit to close my connections as soon as i'm done with it. if foxpro won't do it for you, you have to manage your own resources, always a good practice for unmanaged applications. i suggest