This page describes how to manage and control queries against Kafka in Lenses SQL Studio.
Adding a LIMIT 10 in the SQL query will result in the SQL terminating early, as soon as 10 x messages have been discovered. It’s not a perfect solution as we might never find 10 x messages, and thus perform a full scan.
You can also set a maximum query or idle time:
or max idle time, the idea is that there is no reason to keep polling if we have exhausted the entire topic:
or a maximum amount of data to read from Kafka. This controls how much data to read from Kafka NOT the required memory.
Recent queries are displayed, but only for the current session, they are not currently retained.
Click on the play button to run a previous query. If a query is already running, you will be asked if you want to stop it first.
View All queries
View Running queries
You can see all running queries by Lenses users using SQL:
You can force stop a query by another user using SQL: