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Title says it all. I could easily determine this myself, however I have a query running (that I initiated in this application) that I cannot terminate.

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I don't believe it does.

You can run mysqladmin5 processlist afterwards and check. If it's still there, you'll just have to kill it at the command line, with kill.

ndp
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I see you are using the old GUI tools, so you will probably also have MySQL Administrator on your system. You can login to MySQL administrator -> ServerConnections here you will be able to see the time - state - User and host of all the connections to the MySQL server. You can kill the thread that did not get closed.

BTW : You should try the MySQL Workbench 5.2 - That is the current tool replacing the old MySQL tools.

DMin