When processing partitions with many small consolidation groups (low consolidation ratio), the previous approach of inserting each group individually caused excessive database round-trips. Example from partition d0: - 572k MySQL rows - 514k unique consolidation keys (1.1x consolidation ratio) - 514k separate INSERT statements = severe performance bottleneck Changes: - Accumulate consolidated rows in a buffer (size = batch_size * 10) - Flush buffer to PostgreSQL when full or when partition is complete - Reduces 514k INSERT statements to ~50 batches for d0 - Significant performance improvement expected (8-10x faster for low-consolidation partitions) The progress tracker still counts MySQL source rows (before consolidation), so the progress bar remains accurate. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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