Increase max execution timeout for a specific query. #24486
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wjordan
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I'm not very comfortable with any query to the production database taking longer than 30 seconds unless there's a specific necessary reason that it can't be avoided, since the reporting DB is our usual target for offline, long-running analytics queries like this. I'm OK with this PR but only as a temporary fix to be followed up on later.
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Changes to the nightly contact rollups job to support multi auth appear to be causing the job to fail because at a specific query is taking longer than the maximum query execution timeout (30 seconds) currently configured on the production database. Use an optimizer hint to override the global timeout for this specific query.