Jan Wieck wrote:
> Bruce Momjian wrote:
> >
> > Jan Wieck wrote:
>
> > > Statements is everything. DDL- and DML-statements. Query is IMHO synonym
> > > for DML-statement. So query_timeout is the right term.
> >
> > But the timeout is for any statement, not just SELECT/UPDATE, etc, so it
> > sounds like you are voting for 'statement'.
>
> No, I am voting for 'query'. I don't see the point in allowing a
> timeout for utility statements. Why would someone want a timeout
> on CREATE INDEX, COPY or VACUUM? Allowing that would IMHO be
> calling for more trouble than necessary.
Seems pretty arbitrary to time just DML and not DLL. I can even imagine
this for VACUUM FULL where you don't want it running for a long time.
It is under their control and they can turn it off if they don't want it
for those statements.
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