ascherbakoff commented on code in PR #5862: URL: https://github.com/apache/ignite-3/pull/5862#discussion_r2099660105
########## docs/_docs/administrators-guide/config/cluster-config.adoc: ########## @@ -282,11 +279,9 @@ bin/ignite3 cluster config show > cluster-config.txt |====== |Property|Default|Description|Changeable|Requires Restart|Acceptable Values -|abandonedCheckTs|5000|The amount of time after which the transaction is considered abandoned.|Yes|Yes|0 - inf -|attemptsObtainLock|3|The number of attempts to obtain a lock. After this number of attempts, a lock conflict exception is thrown on the transaction.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf -|implicitTransactionTimeout|3000|Timeout for implicit transactions. Used for key-value table APIs invoked with `null` instead of an explicit transaction instance. Must be greater than `rpcTimeout`.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf -|rpcTimeout|6000|Timeout for the transaction operation. Used for table API operations.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf -|txnResourceTtl|30000|Time to live for transaction resources (transaction states, transaction nodes, open cursors, etc.). Should be higher than the lag to spread the actual transaction information across clusters. Otherwise, some transaction operations might take more time to find out the state from the persistence storage). Must be greater than `rpcTimeout`.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf +|readOnlyTimeoutMillis|600000|Timeout for read-only transactions. It defines how long the transaction holds locks or write markers on participating nodes. If no timeout is specified, or it is set to `0`, a default value of 10 minutes is applied. The transaction is guaranteed to remain active until the timeout expires. Once the timeout is reached, the transaction is aborted but may persist briefly beyond the timeout while corresponding resources are cleaned up. Use instead of deprecated `readOnlyTimeout`. | Yes | No | 1 - inf Review Comment: >It defines how long the transaction holds locks or write markers on participating nodes I would change it to something more undetailed, like It defines how long the transaction holds necessary resources on participating nodes ########## docs/_docs/administrators-guide/config/cluster-config.adoc: ########## @@ -282,11 +279,9 @@ bin/ignite3 cluster config show > cluster-config.txt |====== |Property|Default|Description|Changeable|Requires Restart|Acceptable Values -|abandonedCheckTs|5000|The amount of time after which the transaction is considered abandoned.|Yes|Yes|0 - inf -|attemptsObtainLock|3|The number of attempts to obtain a lock. After this number of attempts, a lock conflict exception is thrown on the transaction.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf -|implicitTransactionTimeout|3000|Timeout for implicit transactions. Used for key-value table APIs invoked with `null` instead of an explicit transaction instance. Must be greater than `rpcTimeout`.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf -|rpcTimeout|6000|Timeout for the transaction operation. Used for table API operations.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf -|txnResourceTtl|30000|Time to live for transaction resources (transaction states, transaction nodes, open cursors, etc.). Should be higher than the lag to spread the actual transaction information across clusters. Otherwise, some transaction operations might take more time to find out the state from the persistence storage). Must be greater than `rpcTimeout`.| Yes | Yes | 0 - inf +|readOnlyTimeoutMillis|600000|Timeout for read-only transactions. It defines how long the transaction holds locks or write markers on participating nodes. If no timeout is specified, or it is set to `0`, a default value of 10 minutes is applied. The transaction is guaranteed to remain active until the timeout expires. Once the timeout is reached, the transaction is aborted but may persist briefly beyond the timeout while corresponding resources are cleaned up. Use instead of deprecated `readOnlyTimeout`. | Yes | No | 1 - inf Review Comment: >It defines how long the transaction holds locks or write markers on participating nodes I would change it to something more undetailed, like It defines how long the transaction holds necessary resources on participating nodes -- This is an automated message from the Apache Git Service. To respond to the message, please log on to GitHub and use the URL above to go to the specific comment. To unsubscribe, e-mail: notifications-unsubscr...@ignite.apache.org For queries about this service, please contact Infrastructure at: us...@infra.apache.org