⚡ Perf: Optimize Export Events Insert - #8
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💡 What: Prepared the
INSERT INTO memory_export_eventsSQL statement outside of the insert loop usingtransaction.prepare_cached.🎯 Why: The previous implementation executed a raw SQL string repeatedly inside the loop for every record, causing repeated query preparation/compilation overhead. Preparing the statement once before the loop removes this N+1 compilation issue.
📊 Measured Improvement: An internal benchmark inserting 1000 records improved from ~446ms to ~426ms. While slight on this dataset, it eliminates unnecessary repeated query compilation for a stable and more predictable performance on larger exports.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 6862151781818196365 started by @undivisible
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Low Risk
Pure performance tweak to SQLite insert preparation with no logic or schema changes.
Overview
Optimizes
append_recordsby preparing theINSERT INTO memory_export_eventsstatement once withprepare_cachedbefore the loop, instead of re-compiling the SQL on every record insert.Behavior is unchanged; this only removes repeated statement preparation overhead when writing many export events in a single commit.
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