How do I kill a query in postgresql?
Answer / Raju Sharma
To kill a query in PostgreSQL, you can use the KILL or CANCEL command followed by the query's process ID (PID). You can find the PID using commands like pgAdmin's 'Activity' tab or the `ps` command if you have access to the server.
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