buildSetClause añadia siempre updatedDate/updatedByUserNum (y en inserts
createdDate/createdByUserNum), pero las tablas raw que se escriben con
ignoreSchema (aux_plg_config, uploads, traducciones...) no tienen esas
columnas y el INSERT/UPDATE moria con Unknown column — p.ej. guardar la
config de un plugin desde el dashboard fallaba con 'No se pudo guardar la
configuracion en la base de datos'. Se replica la semantica del CocoDB
legacy: prepareBaseSQL solo añadia auditoria y defaults cuando habia
schema cargado.
The batched translation preload requires the (tableName, recordNum,
prefix) index; without it the per-record query scans and is slower
than the legacy per-field lookup. t() now checks once per PHP process
(static) whether idx_tabla_registro_prefijo exists, creates it on the
fly when the DB user has ALTER rights (re-checking after a lost race),
and otherwise falls back to the legacy per-field query — never slower
than the original behavior on webs where the index cannot be created.
Verified live: dropped the index on villagrancanaria local, first
request recreated it automatically and subsequent renders stayed fast.
t() issued one SELECT per translated field (1,300+ queries on a typical
multilanguage home). It now preloads all translations of a (table,
record, language) in a single query and serves subsequent fields from
memory, preserving the previous LIMIT 1 semantics (first row per
fieldName). Measured on villagrancanaria: cold render -60% (en home)
/ -67% (es home), byte-identical output.
REQUIRES index (tableName, recordNum, prefix) on cms_traducciones —
without it the batched query scans and is SLOWER than before:
ALTER TABLE cms_traducciones ADD INDEX idx_tabla_registro_prefijo (tableName, recordNum, prefix);
AcaiAPI: PDO-based data access layer (prepared statements, JOIN relation
loading, batch upload fetching) developed on villagrancanaria.
CocoDB_alias declares the CocoDB facade delegating to AcaiAPI; the
legacy implementation stays available as CocoDB_old.
Credentials and personal data cleared, kept as blank
template that gets filled during remote installations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
