how to set postgres statement_timeout

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how to set postgres statement_timeout

set statement_timeout = '60 s'; -- 60 seconds

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set statement_timeout = '60 s'; -- 60 seconds

this will set the statement_timeout to 60 seconds, just adjust the number to increase or decrease the time-out

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set statement_timeout to 60000; commit;
show statement_timeout;

//That setting is in milliseconds, so that'll set the timeout to 1 minute. .psqlrc isn't used with -c nor -X invocations of psql, so that should allow you to get your interactive-mode timeout to 1 minute.
//You can then execute the following in psql to verify that the configuration has taken effect:

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set statement_timeout to 60000; commit;

show statement_timeout;

//That setting is in milliseconds, so that'll set the timeout to 1 minute. .psqlrc isn't used with -c nor -X invocations of psql, so that should allow you to get your interactive-mode timeout to 1 minute.

//You can then execute the following in psql to verify that the configuration has taken effect:

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