Speed up achievement scoring. #2712
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First get all of the necessary achievement data from the database, then process it and print it to the file. Comparing scoring all course achievements for all users in a course with 5000 users shows a considerable speed improvement. It takes more than three minutes for this with the develop branch, and less than 3 seconds with this pull request. Obviously the generated scoring files are identical.
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First get all of the necessary achievement data from the database, then process it and print it to the file.
Comparing scoring all course achievements for all users in a course with 5000 users shows a considerable speed improvement. It takes more than three minutes for this with the develop branch, and less than 3 seconds with this pull request.
Obviously the generated scoring files are identical.