>>Does any one know how I would get a list of users currently
connected to a
>>postgres database?
You can view all the database activity by:
select * from pg_stat_activity;
I am not sure about users, but i guess this should serve the purpose:
select COUNT(DISTINCT(client_addr)) from pg_stat_activity;
--Farhan
>>postgres database?
You can view all the database activity by:
select * from pg_stat_activity;
I am not sure about users, but i guess this should serve the purpose:
select COUNT(DISTINCT(client_addr)) from pg_stat_activity;
--Farhan
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Hi ,
Does any one know how I would get a list of users currently connected to a
postgres database? In Oracle, I could select from the vg$sessions table. Is
there a corollary table in Postgres?
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Hi ,
Does any one know how I would get a list of users currently connected to a
postgres database? In Oracle, I could select from the vg$sessions table. Is
there a corollary table in Postgres?
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