Enum QueryFindingKind

Namespace

QueryGuard

Assembly

QueryGuard.Core.dll

What kind of evidence a QueryFinding reports.

public enum QueryFindingKind

Fields

RepeatedQueryCandidate = 0

The same normalized SQL was executed repeatedly inside one scope.

This is evidence of a potential N+1 pattern, not proof of one. QueryGuard observes SQL text, so it can prove repetition and nothing more. Bounded lookups, retries, and deliberate per-tenant fan-out all produce repeated SQL legitimately. See docs/decisions/0003-detector-terminology.md.

TotalQueryBudget = 1

The session executed more read commands than its budget allows.

FingerprintOccurrenceBudget = 2

A single fingerprint occurred more times than its budget allows.

This is the rule that actually catches an N+1 regression: a total-count budget can stay satisfied while one query quietly repeats.

DuplicateGroupBudget = 3

More fingerprints exceeded the repetition threshold than the budget allows.

One repeated group is usually a single bug. Five repeated groups in one endpoint is a structural problem, and a policy should be able to say so.

TotalDurationBudget = 4

The summed duration of captured commands exceeded the budget.

Disabled by default. CI machines are noisy, and a duration budget that fires intermittently teaches users to distrust every other finding.

SlowQuery = 5

A single command took longer than the configured threshold.

CommandFailure = 6

A database command failed. Recorded as evidence alongside the original exception, which is never replaced or hidden.