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id = "RESMAN"
name = "Resource Manager options"
[[option]]
name = "cumulativeMillisecondLimit"
category = "common"
long = "tlimit=MS"
type = "uint64_t"
help = "set time limit in milliseconds of wall clock time"
[[option]]
name = "perCallMillisecondLimit"
category = "common"
long = "tlimit-per=MS"
type = "uint64_t"
help = "set time limit per query in milliseconds"
[[option]]
name = "cumulativeResourceLimit"
category = "common"
long = "rlimit=N"
type = "uint64_t"
help = "set resource limit"
[[option]]
name = "perCallResourceLimit"
alias = ["reproducible-resource-limit"]
category = "common"
long = "rlimit-per=N"
type = "uint64_t"
help = "set resource limit per query"
# --rweight is used to override the default of one particular resource weight.
# It can be given multiple times to override multiple weights. When options are
# parsed, the resource manager might now be created yet, and it is not clear
# how an option handler would access it in a reasonable way. The option handler
# thus merely puts the data in another option that holds a vector of strings.
# This other option "resourceWeightHolder" has the sole purpose of storing
# this data in a way so that the resource manager can access it in its
# constructor.
[[option]]
category = "expert"
long = "rweight=VAL=N"
type = "std::string"
handler = "setResourceWeight"
help = "set a single resource weight"
[[option]]
name = "resourceWeightHolder"
category = "undocumented"
type = "std::vector<std::string>"
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