Fix slow queries in the allocations.#2071
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Fix slow queries in the allocations.
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Co-authored-by: Joe White <jpwhite4@buffalo.edu>
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One comment from the Users Group meeting was that XDMoD was slow to load. I also noticed that when Conner logged in the allocations widget took a long time to load (actually i think it may have timed out). Upon code review, noticed that there was a missing index on the allocationsummary table and the sql queries were not optimal.
Tested on xdmod-dev.
Original speed:
With updated index and sql:
So about 100 times faster.