How to release table locks?

I was running Data Services (4.0 SP2) to load data into Hana (1.0 SP2 patch 20) using the Bulk load option. Apparently, the DS process hung and now the table I was writing to is locked although the DS Job is dead. How do you release the table lock without restarting Hana DB?

Hello Sachin,
you could try these statements. The first one will cancel the currently executed operation, the second one will disconnect the idle session:
ALTER SYSTEM CANCEL SESSION session_id;
ALTER SYSTEM DISCONNECT SESSION session_id;
Regards,
Mark

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