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How to Configure
Maximum SQL Result Size
Maximum SQL Result Rows
Maximum Query Time
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SQL Editor Limits
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To ensure stable performance and efficient resource usage, Bytebase allows you to configure execution limits for SQL queries in the workspace.
How to Configure
In the workspace, go to
Settings
>
General
, then scroll to the
Security
section. You can set the following limits:
Maximum SQL Result Size
Sets the maximum size of query results returned in the SQL Editor.
Unit:
MB
Helps prevent memory issues caused by large result sets.
Example: 100 MB
Maximum SQL Result Rows
Limits the number of rows returned by a single query.
A value of
0
or below means
no row limit
.
Helps avoid performance degradation due to excessive row counts.
Example: 1 row
Maximum Query Time
Defines the maximum time (in seconds) a SQL query is allowed to run.
A value of
0
means
no time limit
.
Queries exceeding this time will be automatically terminated.
Example: 60 seconds
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