- Filter out never-run queries early: previously the queries didn't
check if a statement had ever actually been executed, so PostgreSQL
would process and return those useless rows. Adding WHERE calls > 0
skips
them upfront.
- Replace window functions with a pre-computed total: two queries were
using a SQL window function to calculate the "% of total time" column,
which forces PostgreSQL to load every single row into memory before
returning results. Replaced with a small CTE that computes the total
once separately, so PostgreSQL can apply the row limit without buffering
everything first. This was the main cause of page crashes on databases
with a large query history.
- slowQueriesCount bug fix: added missing as statements alias
- queryMetrics WHERE clause fix: ${where} was producing WHERE ... WHERE
..., now uses .replace(/^WHERE/, 'AND')
Jordi Enric
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