⚡ [batch PRAGMA statements to optimize getPragmas]#313
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Batched PRAGMA queries into a single `executeQuery` call by joining them with semicolons and newlines to eliminate multiple async overheads.
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💡 What
Batched PRAGMA queries into a single
executeQuerycall by joining them with semicolons and newlines.🎯 Why
The
getPragmasmethod previously used afor...ofloop to execute queries sequentially. SinceWasmDatabaseEnginesupports iterating over multiple statements in a single string, batching them eliminates multiple async overheads and multiple WASM crossings, resulting in faster retrieval.📊 Measured Improvement
In a microbenchmark performing 500 iterations of fetching 8 pragmas:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10213566141347213506 started by @zknpr