In several threads the connection option LAZY_QUERY_EXECUTION=1 has been 
mentioned, mostly as an option to improve performance with large result 
sets.

I have been looking into the documentation but can not find any more 
information about this option. I do understand what the option is about 
globally but I would like some more details about:

- how does this affect query speed? Any scenario's where this option may be 
much quicker/slower than the default mode?
- how does this affect memory use?
- does this have any positive/negative influence on concurrency?
- are there restrictions to using this option? For example: can I have 
hundreds of connections at the same time using this option?
- can this be considered stable and fit for production? The release notes 
say it is no longer "experimental" but can I interpret that as it being as 
stable as the default mode?

Thanks in advance for any information.

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