Name
mysql_kill —
Synopsis
int mysql_kill(MYSQL *mysql, unsigned long pid)
Attempts to
kill the MySQL server thread with the specified process ID. This
function returns 0 if the operation was successful and nonzero on
failure. You must have Process privilege in the
current connection to use this function.
The process IDs are part of the process information returned by the
mysql_list_processes function.
Example
/* Kill thread 4 */ result = mysql_kill(&mysql, 4);
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