Taken from here.
1) List all your processes with
SHOW FULL PROCESSLIST
2) Look at the "State" column, it will mention a lock if existent
3) Kill the process you want by running
KILL [process_id_taken_from_process_list]
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Javascript Array Distinct functionality
https://codeburst.io/javascript-array-distinct-5edc93501dc4
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Translating Set Operations into SQL Joins
Thanks to a colleague from work for sharing this.
The last one is was not familiar to me.
Good to know.
The last one is was not familiar to me.
Good to know.
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