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# troubleshooting
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Following.
g
It has one, but very basic -- looks at things more like "is there a filter", "is there a join", and "is there a subquery" rather than the specific filters and functions involved
I wonder if you can get what you're looking for using query priorities or timeouts?
d
query priorities or timeouts
? I am not sure I follow, custom timeout for every user? I don’t know about query priorities as well.
g
I was wondering if you knew, a priori, certain users are the ones that tend to perform "unsavory" queries
If you do then you can run those at lower priority or with shorter timeouts
If it could be any user then my suggestion isn't as useful
d
well… we do know, after the fact, the usernames of these unsavory queries because we processed the request logs.