[SQL] Faster loading of raisinbread test data #10061
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Added Needs Work because the API tests are not running properly even though they say they're passing and I need to investigate why. |
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This speeds up
make testdata(and the GitHub Actions tests in general) faster by converting the format of loading from oneINSERTstatement per row to a bulkLOAD DATA LOCAL INFILEstatement loading the data from a tsv.The tsv is also more readable than the insert statements and smaller on the filesystem.
On my laptop, this took the load time from approximately 13.5 minutes to 30 seconds.