Hi,
> Therefor a delayed thread is not considered a sleeping because a
delayed insert handler is literally not sleeping.
I don't agree. A normal sleeping thread is waiting for a new connection
or a new query. A delayed insert thread is likewise waiting for a new
query / data to insert. So IMO the two are equivalent.
If you still don't agree, could you add a new switch to hide sleeping
delayed threads too?
Olaf
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