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kill-mysql-query interactively shows long running queries in MySQL database and provides option to kill them one by one.
👉 Great for firefighting situations 🔥🚨🚒
It can connect to MySQL server as configured, can use SSH Tunnel if necessary, and let you decide which query to kill. By default queries running for more than 10 seconds will be marked as long running queries, but it can be configured.
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kill-mysql-query [config.toml]:
Checks for long running queries in the configured server.
If no file is given, it tries to read from config.toml
in the current directory.
Other commands:
generate [config.toml]:
Generates a new empty configuration file
init:
Alias for generate
help, --help, -h:
Shows this message
Run kill-mysql-query init to generate an empty configuration file.
[MySQL]
mysql_host = ""
mysql_port = 3306
mysql_username = ""
mysql_password = ""
# hosted_in_aws_rds: Optional.
#
# Uses `CALL mysql.rds_kill()` instead of `kill` command.
# Useful in RDS databases or replica where
# `mysql_username` may not have privilege to use `kill`
hosted_in_aws_rds = false
# db: Optional.
#
# If provided, filter out long running
# queries from other databases
db = ""
[ssh_tunnel]
use_ssh_tunnel = false
ssh_host = ""
ssh_port = 22
ssh_username = ""
ssh_password = ""
# ssh_private_key takes priority over ssh_password
# if both are provided
ssh_private_key = ""
# ssh_key_passphrase: Optional.
ssh_key_passphrase = ""
[long_running_query]
# Default is 10 seconds.
# `kill-mysql-query` will only list running queries
# those are being executed for more than or equal to
# this value.
timeout_second = 10
How do I simulate a long running query to test kill-mysql-query?
This stackoverflow answer may come in handy: https://stackoverflow.com/a/3892443/761555
select benchmark(9999999999, md5('when will it end?'));
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