I'm using ar-extensions' import feature to do bulk import and it's quick, but not as quick as I'd like. Two problems I am seeing from the logs:
I still see individual SQL insert statements - why isn't it doing multirow insertion?
I h开发者_如何学JAVAave a :validates_uniqueness_of and I see that it does a SELECT for every row to do it. Is there a "bulk validation" way it could just select everything with a WHERE clause and validate the uniqueness that way instead?
I'm hesitant to drop down to SQL for doing this, so any suggestions - or using a different gem/plugin? Thanks!
I use an instance_attribute (@bulk_loading) in my model for when I'm doing bulk insertions. If the variable is true, then some of the validations are not run.
As egarcia says, currently AR doesn't support multirow insertions.
validate_uniqueness_of validation speedups
1) create a unique index in the dbms to do the check and do NOT use AR for the check. -- Just catch the appropriate error from the dbms driver when the insert fails due to violating the unique index
2) create a non-unique index in the db for the uniqueness_validation and check (using db query analysis techniques) that the index is being used and the sql uniqueness check is executing as fast as possible.
I use FasterCSV on a couple projects and it seems fast enough. However, it does NOT do "multirow inserts". I don't think ActiveRecord is able to do that, specially is validations are involved.
Using your DB's native import mechanism will allways be faster, but you will lose some of AR's goodness - validations and filters, mostly.
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