refactor(schema): add database filtering to JSON detection #2133
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Updated
detectMariaDBJSON
to acceptdbName
as a parameter, enabling filtering byCONSTRAINT_SCHEMA
for more precise JSON constraint detection within specified databases.The INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables, especially in production, can be a bottleneck if queried without constraints due to the high volume of metadata. By narrowing down the scope of JSON validation queries, we reduce potential load on INFORMATION_SCHEMA, improving efficiency and response times. This targeted approach allows for more precise schema capture while avoiding the pitfalls of exhaustive queries, especially in systems with many databases or tables.