Killing a query through JDBC

Hi, Group.
This seems like the type of question that has been asked / answered a million times before but a quick Google and a search in this forum didn't return what I was hoping for.
I have a Java application that issues SQL statements against an Oracle database (10g). Is there anyway I can have the Java application tell the database to kill a specific query? I know how to do this in SQL*Plus and so I could figure out a long-winded way of wrapping that in Java but I'm wondering if there isn't a "simple" hook that I can call that does what I want?
Cheers, Max

Hi,
You can delete the query and query elements using RSZDELETE transaction.
Hope this helps...

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=======================================================
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