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PostgreSQL sends BackendKeyData ('K') once during startup, after
AuthenticationOk and before ReadyForQuery, containing the backend
process ID and secret key. These were previously silently dropped
as unsupported messages. Now parsed and stored in _SessionLoggedIn
for future use by query cancellation (CancelRequest).
Design: #72
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PostgreSQL sends BackendKeyData (
K) once during startup, after AuthenticationOk and before ReadyForQuery, containing the backend process ID and secret key. These were previously silently dropped as unsupported messages. Now parsed and stored in_SessionLoggedInfor future use by query cancellation (CancelRequest).Design: #72