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OpenERP - create missing indexes on Foreign Keys
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | |
from __future__ import absolute_import | |
import contextlib | |
__all__ = ['savepoint', 'create_missing_indexes'] | |
@contextlib.contextmanager | |
def savepoint(cr, name, quiet=False): | |
# http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/sql-syntax-lexical.html#SQL-SYNTAX-IDENTIFIERS | |
if '"' in name: | |
name = name.replace('"', '""') | |
cr.execute('SAVEPOINT "%s";' % name) | |
try: | |
yield | |
except Exception: | |
cr.execute('ROLLBACK TO "%s";' % name) | |
if not quiet: | |
raise | |
finally: | |
cr.execute('RELEASE "%s";' % name) | |
def create_missing_indexes(cr): | |
"""Create indexes for all the foreign keys (m2o, o2m, ...).""" | |
# List the missing indexes: | |
# * ignore the FK on "res_users" (create_uid, write_uid, ...) | |
# * skip the relations having less than 2 entries in the source or | |
# destination table | |
cr.execute(""" | |
SELECT conrelid::regclass, attname | |
FROM pg_constraint | |
JOIN pg_class c ON (c.oid = conrelid) | |
JOIN pg_class fc ON (fc.oid = confrelid) | |
JOIN pg_attribute ON (attrelid = conrelid AND attnum = ANY(conkey)) | |
WHERE contype = 'f' | |
AND confrelid != 'res_users'::regclass | |
AND c.reltuples > 1 AND fc.reltuples > 1 | |
AND NOT EXISTS ( | |
SELECT 1 FROM pg_index | |
WHERE indrelid = conrelid AND indkey[0] = conkey[1]); | |
""") | |
statistics = {'done': [], 'errors': []} | |
for tbl, col in cr.fetchall(): | |
try: | |
with savepoint(cr, 'create_index'): | |
cr.execute('CREATE INDEX "%(tbl)s_%(col)s_fki" ' | |
'ON "%(tbl)s" ("%(col)s")' % {'tbl': tbl, 'col': col}) | |
statistics['done'].append((tbl, col)) | |
except Exception: | |
statistics['errors'].append((tbl, col)) | |
return statistics |
I ran the first SQL, dumped the results into a CSV. Open in Excel and add a new column prior to the table and column - ="CREATE INDEX " & C1 & "_" &D1 &" ON " &C1&" (" &D1 &"); " - then paste the first column contents into a PSQL console.
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Would you mind share on what would be the correct way to use this snipet please?