Add usename and application_name to pg_locks_count #1008
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@SuperQ sorry to jump here, just wanted to know if there is interest or if i'd rather close this 🙏 |
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@sysadmind maybe? |
Signed-off-by: killzoner <[email protected]>
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Closing as no answer for months now |
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Hi,
We have a use case where several application are using the same database for update, and currently there is no easy way to determine which process is causing most of the locks.
This PR adds
usenameandapplication_nametopg_locks_count, in the same spirit as #673