Improve performance of sp_describe_undeclared_parameters #2049
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Description
sp_describe_undeclared_parameters is slow. The issue is reported here: #1317.
Initially, we used to create a query in C for every parameter passed as an argument to sp_describe_undeclared_parameters and then execute it. This was taking huge amount of time as it used JOINS among multiple views like sys.objects, sys.columns, sys.types T. In this commit, we have replaced the use of such views as much as possible with pg catalogs. This aids to the improvement in performance.
The changes are tested locally.
Performance improvements (All the times are in ms):
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Task: BABEL-3705
Signed-off-by: Shameem Ahmed [email protected]
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