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@see https://wordpress.org/support/topic/the-plugin-slows-down-the-site-by-littering-the-wp_options-table/
the create_job (
wc-plugin-framework/woocommerce/utilities/class-sv-wp-background-job-handler.php
Line 391 in 1c2fb1a
and get_job (
are really bad for performance as they do not have integer primary keys and use LIKE queries in the option_value's.
It needs to be converted to a dedicated table like this (just an example):
ID (PK, integer or varchar) identifier (key) status (key) created_at (datetime) created_by (int) started_processing_at (datetime) updated_at (datetime) total (int) progress (int) handles (text) completed_at (datetime) data (text)
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@see https://wordpress.org/support/topic/the-plugin-slows-down-the-site-by-littering-the-wp_options-table/
the create_job (
wc-plugin-framework/woocommerce/utilities/class-sv-wp-background-job-handler.php
Line 391 in 1c2fb1a
and
get_job (
wc-plugin-framework/woocommerce/utilities/class-sv-wp-background-job-handler.php
Line 391 in 1c2fb1a
are really bad for performance as they do not have integer primary keys and use LIKE queries in the option_value's.
It needs to be converted to a dedicated table like this (just an example):
ID (PK, integer or varchar)
identifier (key)
status (key)
created_at (datetime)
created_by (int)
started_processing_at (datetime)
updated_at (datetime)
total (int)
progress (int)
handles (text)
completed_at (datetime)
data (text)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: