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There’s no such thing as a query timeout (2005)
- gurjeet 7y agoCompare this to Postgres where the timeouts are implemented on the server-side. Eg. statement_timeout. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config-client.html https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config-clien...
- the_arun 7y agoI always understood timeout is a resiliency measure implemented by the engineer - doesn’t matter whether it is client or server side. Also, client & server/service concepts are relative to what we are talking about.
- minaguib 7y agoWith more modern databases, there are server-side resource constraints per bucket (query, connection, etc..). One of the resources is execution time that can be constrained. Sometimes it can even accept a hint, from the client, regarding the maximum runtime to enforce server-side.