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In addition to the already existent network timeouts, add support for timeouts on query execution, i.e., expose Statement#setQueryTimeout() in the pdb API.
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This provides a mechanism to specify a default timeout for all select queries created by a given
DatabaseEngine plus the possibility to override the configured value on individual queries. It
also exposes the Statement#cancel() method, that allows a thread to cancel a query running on other
query and is supported by the production-ready JDBC drivers supported by pdb.
This provides a mechanism to specify a default timeout for all select queries created by a given
DatabaseEngine plus the possibility to override the configured value on individual queries. It
also exposes the Statement#cancel() method, that allows a thread to cancel a query running on other
query and is supported by the production-ready JDBC drivers supported by pdb.
* Adds support for timeouts in select queries (#123)
This provides a mechanism to specify a default timeout for all select queries created by a given
DatabaseEngine plus the possibility to override the configured value on individual queries. It
also exposes the Statement#cancel() method, that allows a thread to cancel a query running on other
query and is supported by the production-ready JDBC drivers supported by pdb.
In addition to the already existent network timeouts, add support for timeouts on query execution, i.e., expose Statement#setQueryTimeout() in the pdb API.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: