⚡ [Performance] Optimize Mimir DDL initialization using executescript#115
⚡ [Performance] Optimize Mimir DDL initialization using executescript#115wjohns989 wants to merge 1 commit into
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Replaced the loop executing Mimir DDL statements individually with a single `conn.executescript("\n".join(_mimir_ddl))` call in `muninn/store/sqlite_metadata.py` to improve initialization performance.
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Avoid partial commits during Mimir DDL initialization
Replacing the per-statement loop with executescript changes failure semantics: executescript implicitly commits pending work before running the script, and statements executed before an error are not rolled back automatically. In _initialize(), this means a single bad Mimir statement (for example on a drifted/partially-corrupt existing DB) can persist earlier schema/index changes and some Mimir objects, then raise before writing schema_meta version, leaving the database in a partially-initialized state that did not occur with the previous transactional execute() loop.
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This pull request focuses on code style, formatting, and minor refactoring within muninn/store/sqlite_metadata.py. Key updates include sorting imports, simplifying f-string quoting, and reformatting SQL execution statements for improved readability. Notably, the Mimir DDL initialization now utilizes executescript for efficiency, and the add method's INSERT parameters are reformatted for better maintainability. There are no review comments to address, and I have no additional feedback to provide.
💡 What: The optimization implemented is replacing a
forloop that iterates over a list of DDL statements and executes them individually (conn.execute(_stmt)) with a singleconn.executescript("\n".join(_mimir_ddl))call.🎯 Why: SQLite's
executescriptis optimized for running multiple SQL statements consecutively and is significantly faster than firing multipleexecute()calls sequentially through Python loops, reducing Python-to-SQLite context switching overhead during initialization.📊 Measured Improvement: A benchmark was created and executed which yielded the following results:
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