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The current implementation of store_validation_results_in_db is inefficient as it performs multiple database updates for every field (retrieved, data_valid, and error_code) for every study, resulting in 3 x number of studies queries to MongoDB. This inefficiency impacts performance, particularly when processing a large number of studies.
Proposed Solutions:
Batch Update Based on Callback ID:
Group all validation results by callbackID and perform a single bulk update in MongoDB.
This will reduce the number of database interactions significantly by updating all records related to the same callbackID in one query.
Selective Update for Failed Cases:
Detect studies that failed (error_code != None) and update them separately.
Perform a bulk update for studies without errors, avoiding the overhead of individual field updates.
Consolidate Field Updates:
Instead of calling store_retrieved_status(), store_data_valid_status(), and store_error_code() individually for each study, combine these into a single MongoDB document update operation.
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Description:
The current implementation of
store_validation_results_in_db
is inefficient as it performs multiple database updates for every field (retrieved
,data_valid
, anderror_code
) for every study, resulting in 3 x number of studies queries to MongoDB. This inefficiency impacts performance, particularly when processing a large number of studies.Proposed Solutions:
Batch Update Based on Callback ID:
Selective Update for Failed Cases:
error_code
!= None) and update them separately.Consolidate Field Updates:
store_retrieved_status()
,store_data_valid_status()
, andstore_error_code()
individually for each study, combine these into a single MongoDB document update operation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: