¿Es posible cancelar la ejecución de una consulta SQL?

[santiago14]

Buenas, estoy con un dilema.
¿Es posible cancelar la ejecución de una consulta SQL? La cosa es que a veces demora un rato y quisiera que el usuario pueda cancelar.

El código no tiene nada raro, llama a un Select que está en un procedimiento y luego llena una grilla.

Gracias.

[jhonny]

¿Que motor de BD usas?

[santiago14]

Uso Firebird 2.5

[jhonny]

Creo que eliminando la transacción correspondiente de la tabla MON$STATEMENTS o de la tabla MON$TRANSACTIONS podrías lograrlo.

[Casimiro Notevi]

The Lock Manager has been provided with the capability to cancel waiting, avoiding a condition whereby a transaction in WAIT mode could wait interminably for the end of another transaction that could not be achieved by either a DELETE FROM MON$xxx or an fb_cancel_operation request.

Firebird 2.5: New API call to cancel operations

fb_cancel_operation() - new API call in firebird 2.5.
Implements capability to asynchronously cancel long running API call.
Author:
Alex Peshkoff <peshkoff@mail.ru>
Syntax is:
ISC_STATUS fb_cancel_operation(ISC_STATUS* status_vector,
isc_db_handle* db_handle,
ISC_USHORT option);
Description:
Action performed by this function depends upon value of last parameter, option. Option can be:

• fb_cancel_raise: cancels any activity, related with db_handle. This means that firebird will as soon as possible (to be precise, at the nearest rescheduling point, except some special states of engine) try to stop running request and error-return to the user.
• fb_cancel_disable: disable execution of fb_cancel_raise requests for given attachment. It's succesful when your program executes some critical things (for example, cleanup).
• fb_cancel_enable: enables previously disabled cancel delivery.
• fb_cancel_disable / fb_cancel_enable may be set many times - if engine is already in requested state, no action is taken. Cancel is enabled by default (i.e. after attach/create database).

Pay attention to asynchronous nature of this API call. Usually fb_cancel_raise is called when you need to stop long-running request. This means that it's called from separate thread (calling it from signal handler is bad idea, it's NOT async signal safe). Another side of asynchronous execution is that at the end of API call attachment's activity may be already cancelled, may be not (and the second is very possible). It also means that returned status vector will almost always be FB_SUCCESS, though some errors are possible (like error sending network packet to remote server).
Sample:
Thread A:
fb_cancel_operation(isc_status, &DB, fb_cancel_enable);
isc_dsql_execute_immediate(isc_status, &DB, &TR, 0, "long running statement", 3, NULL);
// waits for API call to finish...
Thread B:
fb_cancel_operation(local_status, &DB, fb_cancel_raise);
Thread A:
if (isc_status[1])
isc_print_status(isc_status); // will print "operation was cancelled"

http://ibsurgeon.com/en/articles/fir...el-operations/