Sweep: refactor the sql statements so that they use a chunk size for the querries

[lordfolken]

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The sql querries for the topology take too much ram. Please modify the sql statement so it uses chunks of manageable size.

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• Create conf/db_chunk_utils.py ✓ 4e42528 Edit
• Running GitHub Actions for conf/db_chunk_utils.py ✓ Edit
• Modify README.md ✓ 0404be8 Edit
• Running GitHub Actions for README.md ✓ Edit
• Create scripts/db_import ✓ 70ccd34 Edit
• Running GitHub Actions for scripts/db_import ✓ Edit

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• Create conf/db_chunk_utils.py ✓ 4e42528 Edit

Create conf/db_chunk_utils.py with contents:
• Create a new Python script named `db_chunk_utils.py` in the `conf` directory. This script will contain utility functions for executing SQL queries in chunks.
• Inside `db_chunk_utils.py`, import necessary modules: `import psycopg2` for PostgreSQL database connection and `from psycopg2.extras import execute_values` for efficient batch operations.
• Define a function `execute_query_in_chunks(cursor, query, data, chunk_size=1000)` where: - `cursor` is the database cursor object. - `query` is the SQL query string that includes placeholders for data insertion. - `data` is a list of tuples containing the data to be inserted or processed. - `chunk_size` is an optional parameter that determines how many records are processed per transaction, with a default value of 1000.
• Inside the function, use a loop to iterate over `data` in chunks of `chunk_size`, and for each chunk, use `execute_values(cursor, query, chunk)` to execute the query.
• Add error handling to catch and log any exceptions that occur during the database operations.

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• Modify README.md ✓ 0404be8 Edit

Modify README.md with contents:
• Add a new step before the final step, instructing users to ensure that the PostgreSQL database is configured to handle multiple transactions efficiently, as chunked operations may increase the number of transactions. This might involve adjusting the PostgreSQL configuration for parameters such as `max_connections` and `work_mem`.
• Update the installation steps to include the creation of the `db_chunk_utils.py` utility script by mentioning: "Ensure the `db_chunk_utils.py` script is created in the `conf` directory for efficient database operations."

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    and `password` according to your PostgreSQL database configuration.
 1. Install the necessary Python libraries by running `pip install -r
    requirements.txt`.
-1. Run the script `./scripts/db_create.sh` to create the database with PostGIS
+1. Run the script `./scripts/db_create.sh` to create the database with PostGIS extensions.
+1. Ensure the `db_chunk_utils.py` script is created in the `conf` directory for efficient database operations.
    extensions.
 1. Use the script `./scripts/db_import ` to import the OSM planet.pbf file
    into the PostGIS database. Replace `` with the path to your OSM
@@ -63,7 +64,7 @@
    topology based on your requirements.
 1. Generate shapefiles by executing the corresponding `./scripts/export_*`
    script. The shapefiles will be saved in the output directory.
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+1. Before the final step, ensure that the PostgreSQL database is configured to handle multiple transactions efficiently, as chunked operations may increase the number of transactions. This might involve adjusting the PostgreSQL configuration for parameters such as `max_connections` and `work_mem`.
 Note: Be aware that the import process can be time-consuming, and the reduction
 and export steps might require substantial computational resources depending on
 the size of the dataset.

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• Create scripts/db_import ✓ 70ccd34 Edit

Create scripts/db_import with contents:
• Assuming `db_import` is a Python script (the exact lines are unknown due to lack of detail), import the chunk utility function at the beginning of the script: `from conf.db_chunk_utils import execute_query_in_chunks`.
• Identify the section of the script where large SQL queries are executed. Refactor these queries to prepare data in a list of tuples format suitable for `execute_query_in_chunks`.
• Replace the direct execution of SQL queries with calls to `execute_query_in_chunks`, passing the appropriate cursor, query, data, and optionally, a custom `chunk_size` if the default is not suitable.
• Test the modified script to ensure that it correctly imports data in chunks and does not exceed memory limits.

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