Add composite index on aggregate table#2199
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This changes the indexes for dimension values to be composite indexes with the aggregation unit id as the first column. The improves performance and let's the query be run without using
STRAIGHT_JOINto get optimal performance.Because of the new indexes, some statistics have slightly different values. I have updated the affected integration and regression tests. I also added a sql file to the upgrade section in
bootstrap.shto drop and re-create the indexes onmodw_aggregates.jobfact_by_dayas this was the only way I could get a consistent result between the fresh install and upgrade tests.Tests performed
Tested in docker and on xdmod-dev
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