Hello!
I'm developing a web application that needs to display data from a postgres
backend.
The most convenient way for the app to get the data is by expressing the
request in SQL.
I'm thinking about the following architecture
[ App/Client ] -> query in SQL ---> [Web server] ---> same SQL q
Hello,
Thank you very much.
Denial of service is indeed a problem. Is there a way to limit the
execution time of a request?
I'm using libpq to communicate with the server.
PS. I've just taken a look, it seems I could do some asynchronous queries,
time them, then cancel them if they take too lon
> SET statement_timeout=0;
> SET work_mem=1024GB;
>
I just realized about the SET command.
Isn't it weird that any user can set parameters such as this that will
apply server wide? to all future sessions?
I noticed that some of the parameters can only be set by superusers, and
some require re-st
