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From: "Delao, Darryl W" <ddelao@ou.edu>
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Subject: Monitoring
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Anyone aware of any tool or command line option to view active and inactive
postgres connections?  Is there a setting in postgres that sets the
Time_Wait to something lower?  Also, is there a command to kill a specific
connection at any given time?

Thank you,
Darryl