Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.Currently CHProxy restricts most query_parameters including log_comment.
I need to use log_comment query parameter to add additional information to system.query_log table, in my particular case - to distinguish paragraphs (notes) that run Clickhouse queries from the same CHProxy user. I can't update SETTINGS clause of the query because log_comment is provided via query_parameter in jdbc connection.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add log_comment to allowedParams.
This parameter is safe and doesn't affect caching logic of CHProxy.
Describe alternatives you've considered
As a general solution for parameters related issues - allow to customize allowedParams list (add custom values) in configuration file. Just like we allow to set user's params but for incoming query parameters, not constant values.
There is possibility of cache related problems, therefore it should be noted in documentation that custom params do not affect caching logic.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently CHProxy restricts most query_parameters including
log_comment. I need to uselog_commentquery parameter to add additional information tosystem.query_logtable, in my particular case - to distinguish paragraphs (notes) that run Clickhouse queries from the same CHProxy user. I can't update SETTINGS clause of the query becauselog_commentis provided via query_parameter in jdbc connection.Describe the solution you'd like Add
log_commentto allowedParams. This parameter is safe and doesn't affect caching logic of CHProxy.Documentation of log_comment
Describe alternatives you've considered As a general solution for parameters related issues - allow to customize allowedParams list (add custom values) in configuration file. Just like we allow to set user's params but for incoming query parameters, not constant values. There is possibility of cache related problems, therefore it should be noted in documentation that custom params do not affect caching logic.
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