MySQL Administrator :: 8.2 Threads

This tab allows you to view all connections to the server (threads). Initially, those are sorted by their PID (MySQL process identification number), but you can change that order by clicking on the appropriate headings (User, Host, etc.). You can select a thread by clicking on it. You can select more than one thread using mouse or keyboard.

To reload the process list from the server, press the Refresh button.

If you have selected one or more threads, you can terminate them by clicking the Kill Thread button, or by right-clicking on that thread. Remember that you need the PROCESS privilege to see threads other than your own, and the SUPER privilege to kill threads other than your own. Furthermore, note that MySQL Administrator imposes a restriction that prevents you from terminating your own threads. On Windows, using the Kill Thread button on your own threads does not have an effect; on Linux, that button is disabled when selecting your own threads.