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Re: When the Session ends in PGSQL?

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On Monday 04 July 2011 12:49:24 Durumdara wrote:
> What happens with running statements and stored procs at Session's end?
> 
> They will be aborted and destroyed, or they can continue the running?
> 
> For example:
> User X starts a long Query/STP.
> But he is lost "in deep space" (like in "Space Oddity":
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKE3FSPJu-4&feature=related).
> The TCP connection aborted, then the Session is set to dead.
> But I don't know what happens with this Query? Is it aborted by Server
> or Running may infinitively?

The running query will be rolled back when the session ends. Note that "when 
the session ends" must be understood from the server's point of view, not the 
client's.

Temporary tables, prepared statements, and cursors (not an exhaustive list) 
will be destroyed too.

Stored procedures will remain. Note that "stored procedures" in postgres are a 
bit different from what you may be used to in other dbs; while I assure you 
it's for the better, you might want to RTFM to avoid surprises.
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