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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? MySQL Performance Problems Post 303042001 by Neo on Wednesday 11th of December 2019 12:03:53 AM
Old 12-11-2019
Just shaved about 200ms from the mysql query used on the user badge page for each user by adding a field in the user database to store the total tag count for each user and moving that query to a daily cron file instead of updating this in real time.

Code:
<?php
$sql = "select userid, count(1)  as tagcount  FROM tagthread group by userid order by tagcount desc";
$taginfo = $vbulletin->db->query_read($sql);
while ($tag = $vbulletin->db->fetch_array($taginfo)) {
    $sql2 = "update user set tagcount = " . $tag['tagcount'] . " where userid = " . $tag['userid'];
    $vbulletin->db->query_write($sql2);
}

 

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RDF::Query::Compiler::SQL(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			    RDF::Query::Compiler::SQL(3pm)

NAME
RDF::Query::Compiler::SQL - Compile a SPARQL query directly to SQL. VERSION
This document describes RDF::Query::Compiler::SQL version 2.908. METHODS
"new ( $parse_tree )" Returns a new compiler object. "compile ()" Returns a SQL query string for the specified parse tree. "emit_select" Returns a SQL query string representing the query. "limit_clause" Returns a SQL LIMIT clause, or an empty string if the query does not need limiting. "order_by_clause" Returns a SQL ORDER BY clause, or an empty string if the query does not use ordering. "variable_columns ( $var )" Given a variable name, returns the set of column aliases that store the values for the column (values for Literals, URIs, and Blank Nodes). "add_variable_values_joins" Modifies the query by adding LEFT JOINs to the tables in the database that contain the node values (for literals, resources, and blank nodes). "patterns2sql ( @triples, $level, %args )" Builds the SQL query in instance data from the supplied @triples. $level is used as a unique identifier for recursive calls. %args may contain callback closures for the following keys: 'where_hook' 'from_hook' When present, these closures are used to add SQL FROM and WHERE clauses to the query instead of adding them directly to the object's instance data. "expr2sql ( $expression, $level, %args )" Returns a SQL expression for the supplied query $expression. $level is used as a unique identifier for recursive calls. %args may contain callback closures for the following keys: 'where_hook' 'from_hook' When present, these closures are used to add necessary SQL FROM and WHERE clauses to the query. "_mysql_hash ( $data )" Returns a hash value for the supplied $data string. This value is computed using the same algorithm that Redland's mysql storage backend uses. "_mysql_node_hash ( $node )" Returns a hash value (computed by "_mysql_hash" for the supplied $node. The hash value is based on the string value of the node and the node type. "qualify_uri ( $uri )" Returns a fully qualified URI from the supplied $uri. $uri may already be a qualified URI, or a parse tree for a qualified URI or QName. If $uri is a QName, the namespaces defined in the query parse tree are used to fully qualify. "add_function ( $uri, $function )" Associates the custom function $function (a CODE reference) with the specified URI, allowing the function to be called by query FILTERs. "get_function ( $uri )" If $uri is associated with a query function, returns a CODE reference to the function. Otherwise returns "undef". AUTHOR
Gregory Williams <gwilliams@cpan.org> perl v5.14.2 2012-01-31 RDF::Query::Compiler::SQL(3pm)
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