I noticed that there is a SQL query causes the CPU to 100% usage all the time, below is the information I found in db slow log:
# Time: 221120 17:13:36
# User@Host: photoprism[photoprism] @ [172.24.0.2]
# Thread_id: 392 Schema: photoprism QC_hit: No
# Query_time: 6288.676700 Lock_time: 0.000035 Rows_sent: 0 Rows_examined: 1836237798
# Rows_affected: 0 Bytes_sent: 0
SET timestamp=1668935616;
UPDATE `photos` SET `photo_quality` = -1 WHERE (id NOT IN (SELECT photo_id FROM files WHERE file_primary = 1 AND file_missing = 0 AND file_error = '' AND deleted_at IS NULL));
This maybe the issue of Mariadb because it works with this query "select count(*) from photos WHERE (id NOT IN (SELECT photo_id FROM files WHERE file_primary = 1 AND file_missing = 0 AND file_error = '' AND deleted_at IS NULL))", but how could I avoid this issue in Photoprism?
Database: Mariadb 10.9.3.
Row count of table 'photos': 86789.
I noticed that there is a SQL query causes the CPU to 100% usage all the time, below is the information I found in db slow log:
This maybe the issue of Mariadb because it works with this query "select count(*) from photos WHERE (id NOT IN (SELECT photo_id FROM files WHERE file_primary = 1 AND file_missing = 0 AND file_error = '' AND deleted_at IS NULL))", but how could I avoid this issue in Photoprism?
Database: Mariadb 10.9.3.
Row count of table 'photos': 86789.