Improved node table update performance#4100
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Pull request overview
This PR improves performance of node table queries by optimizing how survey UUID and reference data are fetched. The changes focus on reducing redundant JSON operations and subqueries.
Changes:
- Optimized survey UUID retrieval using a CTE instead of a correlated subquery
- Introduced LATERAL joins to extract JSON UUIDs once, avoiding repeated JSON operations when fetching reference data
- Migrated from positional to named query parameters for better maintainability
- Changed node ID cast from 'int' to 'bigint' in updateNodes function
- Fixed parameter name typo: childDefUUids → childDefUuids
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