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[ JDK VERSION : 1.5.0_06 ] I am connected to a DB2 Database using the 8.2 drivers. When I get a long running query and would like to stop it: 1. I right click or left-click on the Executing SQL Statements progress bar, select cancel and nothing happens 2. I right click on the Connection Node in the runtime panel, hit disconnect and nothing happens 3. I sometimes have to force quit the IDE when it hangs. Is there another way of cleanly terminating a running SQL Query Process?
Created attachment 35500 [details] NetBeans Log File
No, generally there is no clean way (at least none that I know of). If Cancel didn't do anything, then the SQL execution thread is blocked waiting for input from a stream. Thread.interrupt() doesn't seem to be able to interrupt a thread in this state. Please attach two full thread dumps: one before and one after clicking Cancel.
Marking as incomplete until the information required in my previous post is provided.
No further information provided, closing.