Alvaro Herrera escreveu:
> Alexandre Arruda wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> My Database have a lot of locks not granted every moments in a day.
>>
>> Can I create a view that returns someting like this ?
>>
>> User Granted Table Who_is_locking_me PID
>> ---- ------- ----- ----------------- ---
>> joe f foo frank 1212
>> jeff f foo frank 1313
>> ann f foo frank 1414
>> frank t foo 1111
>> (...)
>>
>> (Or the locked transactions, if the table cold't be retrived)
>
> You can look up more data about a backend by joining pg_locks to
> pg_stat_activity, using the PID (I think it's called procpid on one view
> and pid on the other).
>
Hi,
But pg_stat_activity joined with pg_locks only give me informations
about the lock itself.
Realy, I want a (possible) simple information: Who is locking me ?
Today, I *presume* this information by manually search the pg_locks:
1) Search for the locked tables
2) Search for all lock GRANTED to this tables
3) Generally, the older PID is the locker
Not so smart, I think. :)
Best regards,
Alexandre
