So that means somehow I need to kick off another
script with elevated priveleges to take care of it ...
I would rather not have to do that, but I do not see another way.
If you are creating a database from scratch why not create a brand new
database and drop the old one at some later point in time
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Lee Harr wrote:
> >>Every once in a while my automated script fails because
> >>some other system which should have disconnected
> >>failed to unhook. The old data and old connection are
> >>not important to me. The new run needs to go through.
> >
> >You can look for people
Every once in a while my automated script fails because
some other system which should have disconnected
failed to unhook. The old data and old connection are
not important to me. The new run needs to go through.
You can look for people connected and kick them out with kill -2 on
their pid. The tr
