Our everyday redash query count has crossed more than 30,000. This is also affecting the performance of relevant jobs/ queries. Is there a way to reset / stop all the scheduled queries? This would allow the users to set the schedules again only for relevant queries.
1 Like
Thanks for your post and welcome to the forum! The only way to do this in one step is to run an UPDATE statement against Redash’s internal postgres database. You may want to extract the current schedules first in case you need to reference them later.
UPDATE queries SET schedule = null
1 Like