If you want to use force to disconnect the database while issuing theDROPcommand, you can use the-fkeyword in a shell CMD andFORCEin the database. For theDROPcommand in CMD: DROPBD -f [DATABASE NAME] And for theDROPcommand in the database interface or PGADMIN, use the following: ...
= /database/postgres11.old/psql/include/server LIBDIR = /database/postgres11.old/psql/lib PKGLIBDIR.../psql/include/postgresql/server LIBDIR = /database/postgre...
>> so the disconnect is ok. What's not ok is the "UPDATE 153" message after >> message with connection lost and the fact that the UPDATE was committed >> to database without explicit COMMIT. Maybe pgbouncer issued the commit? > > The message ordering doesn't surprise me a huge amount...
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dumps it into the database. It does not retrieve any data from the database (other apps do that). About 1 time out of 20, the call to PGconnectdb fails with a segfault signal. Because of this, I run the PGconnectdb/PGexec etc. in a ...