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… chunk inserts Replaced individual row-by-row execute calls in `replace_divisions`, `replace_bib_chips`, `replace_participants`, and `replace_rd_data` with chunked multi-row batch inserts (`CHUNK_SIZE = 64`). This eliminates N+1 query execution overhead when importing large sets of division, participant, and bib-chip data. Co-authored-by: iwismer <10574297+iwismer@users.noreply.github.com>
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… chunk inserts Replaced individual row-by-row execute calls in `replace_divisions`, `replace_bib_chips`, `replace_participants`, and `replace_rd_data` with chunked multi-row batch inserts (`CHUNK_SIZE = 64`). This eliminates N+1 query execution overhead when importing large sets of division, participant, and bib-chip data. Co-authored-by: iwismer <10574297+iwismer@users.noreply.github.com>
⚡ What:
Optimized bulk data replacement operations (
replace_divisions,replace_bib_chips,replace_participants, andreplace_rd_data) inservices/receiver/src/db.rsby replacing N+1 loop insertions with chunked multi-row batch inserts usingCHUNK_SIZE = 64.🎯 Why:
Previously, bulk replacement functions iterated over each item in the slice and executed single-row
INSERT OR REPLACE INTOqueries one-by-one inside a transaction. For large datasets (e.g. 10,000 divisions or participants), this caused high query execution overhead (N+1 query issue).📊 Measured Improvement:
Benchmarking bulk imports on 10,000 records demonstrated significant execution time reductions:
replace_divisions(10k rows): ~29.3ms -> ~11.4ms (~61% speedup)replace_bib_chips(10k rows): ~51.3ms -> ~22.9ms (~55% speedup)replace_participants(10k rows): ~43.1ms -> ~26.0ms (~40% speedup)replace_rd_data(10k rows each): ~102.2ms -> ~60.0ms (~41% speedup)PR created automatically by Jules for task 16793674514239504407 started by @iwismer