Account MySQL Processes

See your account's active database connections and queries.

Where to find it: Open the account, choose MySQL Databases, then open Account MySQL Processes.

Available to: The account owner, their reseller or the server administrator. Availability depends on the hosting plan and installed services.

What this page does

Use this page to review the account-specific process list, identify long-running queries, confirm database user and host context, and terminate a problematic process only when the impact is understood.

How to use it

1. Find the database connection or query you are investigating.
2. Check its running time and the application that opened it.
3. Stop it only if necessary, then test that application.

Process scope and cancellation

Use the process list to inspect the database user, database, elapsed time, state, and query/activity that the current role may view. Refresh before selecting a process to terminate; IDs can disappear or be reused after an operation finishes.

Terminating database work can interrupt an application transaction. Investigate the blocking or expensive statement first, choose only the intended process, and verify the application afterwards. Root and account views must not be treated as interchangeable.