Description
Queries that don't use an index are potentially very slow, even if the result is small (and even if there is no result).
There should be a (configurable) query timeout. The default could be one minute. A bit tricky is to distinguish between an application that is reading the results slowly and the query performing slowly: we can't simply measure the start time of the query and throw an exception when reading and the timeout has been reached; instead, either the total execution time needs to be calculated, or the timeout should only apply for reading one entry.
An open question is how to configure the timeout.
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OAK-1395 Automatically cancel long running queries
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