Re: empty "current statement" in system sessions

Fred Toussi <[email protected]>
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There is no straightforward way of knowing if it is not reported.
Suppose the session has executed SELECT * FROM A TABLE and finished. It
is not executing anything therefore there is no statement text. It must
be committed before the backup can proceed.

It could be safe to reset that session if you are not changing the
session settings.

Version 2.3.0 avoids this situation when a session has performed
selects from information schema tables, which happens when
JDBCDatabaseMetaData is used.

Fred

On Wed, Jun 12, 2013, at 9:00, Łukasz L. wrote:

Hi,

Checking SYSTEM_SESSIONS table I have backup job waiting for another
session which has empty CURRENT STATEMENT COLUMN. How can I know what
is it?
See attachment.

Lukasz Inline images 1

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