Re: Cancelling a Query?

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> You can set a timeout on a query using the "eclipselink.jdbc.timeout" query
> hint.
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> If you didn't set a timeout though, once you have executed it , their is no
> easy way to kill it.
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> Tim Hollosy wrote:
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>> Is there any mechanism to cancel a Query in EclipseLink once it's
>> running? My only idea was killing the current EM....but that doesn't
>> sound so elegant :)
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Tim
>>
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