Tim Armstrong created IMPALA-7053:
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             Summary: Reorganise query options into groups
                 Key: IMPALA-7053
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IMPALA-7053
             Project: IMPALA
          Issue Type: Improvement
          Components: Backend
            Reporter: Tim Armstrong
            Assignee: Tim Armstrong


We have quite a lot of query options now and we're adding more for things like 
resource limits (e.g. IMPALA-6035). It's getting harder for users to understand 
the organisation and find relevant query options. We should consider grouping 
similar query options.

E.g. for this set of resource limits, we could reorganise in various ways:
* mem_limit -> resources.memory.per_node_limit
* buffer_pool_limit -> resources.memory.buffer_pool.per_node_limit
* thread_reservation_limit  -> resources.threads.per_node_limit
* thread_reservation_aggregate_limit -> resources.threads.aggregate_limit
* exec_time_limit_s -> resources.wallclock.limit_s

We could do the conversion incrementally. It would probably make sense to agree 
on a top-level organisation up-front.
* planner - anything that controls planner decisions like join ordering, etc
* scheduler - anything that controls scheduler decisions (admission control 
could maybe be included here too)
* resources - resource management functionality (limits, etc)
* session - anything related to session management like timeouts
* exec - anything that changes query execution behaviour (e.g. codegen, batch 
sizes, runtime filters, etc)
* Probably a group for anything that changes the semantic behaviour of a query 
(e.g. decimal_v2, appx_count_distinct, strict_mode, abort_on_error).
* A group that controls read and write behaviour of file formats like 
compression, etc



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