Hacky/quick generation of fake data for perf testing (requries db resets)

[cmyui]

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• I've manually tested my code

[GamebP]

Is this going to work?

[cmyui]

Yeah it works -- I used this for #642. I don't plan to merge this, it's pretty hacky (and requires a db reset) lol, just wanted to check the diff.

[GamebP]

Hey, do you know why trimming one table, takes a long time to do it. I think my wsl ubuntu is fcked...

[minisbett]

Hey, do you know why trimming one table, takes a long time to do it. I think my wsl ubuntu is fcked...

Not related to this PR or bpy, please ask on the Discord instead or google.
But just drop the table and re-create it.

[7ez]

Hey, do you know why trimming one table, takes a long time to do it. I think my wsl ubuntu is fcked...

Not related to this PR or bpy, please ask on the Discord instead or google. But just drop the table and re-create it.

DELETE FROM table:

[minisbett]

Hey, do you know why trimming one table, takes a long time to do it. I think my wsl ubuntu is fcked...

Not related to this PR or bpy, please ask on the Discord instead or google. But just drop the table and re-create it.

DELETE FROM table:

that's even slower than truncating because of the way it deallocates + it writes to the undo log

[7ez]

Hey, do you know why trimming one table, takes a long time to do it. I think my wsl ubuntu is fcked...

Not related to this PR or bpy, please ask on the Discord instead or google. But just drop the table and re-create it.

DELETE FROM table:

that's even slower than truncating because of the way it deallocates + it writes to the undo log

If you do it in a transaction then not really lol

[minisbett]

Hey, do you know why trimming one table, takes a long time to do it. I think my wsl ubuntu is fcked...

Not related to this PR or bpy, please ask on the Discord instead or google. But just drop the table and re-create it.

DELETE FROM table:

that's even slower than truncating because of the way it deallocates + it writes to the undo log

If you do it in a transaction then not really lol

I don't think transactions have anything to do with this. On DELETE, every row is locked separately, while TRUNCATE locks the whole table.

[GamebP]

truncate tries to delete the data but sometimes gives an error to fix it