10/31/2011 04:01 by KCornell
Click the Windows "Start" button and type "cmd" in the search text box. Press "Enter" to open the Windows command line.
Type "mysql -h localhost -u user -pass" where "localhost" is the name of the MySQL server, "user" is your database username and "pass" is the user password to access the server. The username you use must have root access to the server to stop processes.
Type "show full processlist" and press "Enter." The command shows each query running on the server and the amount of time the query has been running. Take note of the process ID associated with the long-running query.
Type "kill process_ID" and press "Enter" where "process_ID" is the ID for the query you retrieved in Step 3. The query stops immediately and releases the server's resources.
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