

Postgres=# select pg_notify('channel', 'test') The below example show a simple notify function that we have used channel name as chanel1 and payload string as a test.Postgres=# notify channel_test, 'notify_test' It will display notification as “Asynchronous notification “channel_test” with payload “notify_test” received from server process with PID 7424.”.We have used the channel name as channel_test and payload string name as notify_test. To send a notification message, first, it listens through the channel.
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The below example shows how to notify works in PostgreSQL.For notify any message it need to be listen first with the channel name in PostgreSQL.īelow is the example of PostgreSQL notify.

Pg_notify function is as easy to use as compare to a notify command. Pg_notify is a built-in function used to send a notification event.Pg_notify function will take the channel name in the first argument and payload string in the second argument.To send the notification in PostgreSQL, we have also used a pg_notify function to send notification or notification event.PostgreSQL notify is interact with the SQL transactions. PostgreSQL notify provides a simple communication between process and PostgreSQL database.When we invoke a notify trigger, all the sessions listening for that specific channel are notified that all are turned on and now connected to the application.Still, for identification purposes, it is important to give a channel name as application-specific. Channel name is given by the developer and is dependent on which name he has given.Above figure state that Process ID will be created for every channel in PostgreSQL.The abovee process is running from 7643 process ID.

The below example shows the PostgreSQL server process ID is as follows.
