tapdb: fix performance of aggregate stats #1310
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This commit cleans up and fixes a couple of things in the universe index performance test: 1. More compact formatting for some of the queries. 2. Update index name, was incorrect before. 3. Add context to where the individual queries come from. 4. Allow specific sub tests to be run.
This will allow us to re-use the queries in tests if needed.
We replace the queries that are re-used 1:1 from our main query file with the now exported ones from sqlc.
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Addition to #1302.
Difference can best be seen when running
make unit-trace pkg=tapdb long-tests=1 case=TestUniverseIndexPerformance/name=query_aggregated:I also confirmed on mainnet that the old and new query return the exact same result:
old-query.txt
new-query.txt
The speedup on mainnet is also quite significant. The old query took 2.5 minutes while the new one only took 15 seconds.
Hopefully this should make #1302 not necessary (but let's keep it anyway, since it's a good idea as well).
Shout out to @jbrill who's performance test setup allowed me to test this quite easily.