| Michael added a comment. |
In T209504#4823419, @Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE wrote:However, what would be much more useful to know, would be the distribution of checks that exceeded that limit and were handled by SPARQL.
Well, that’s the “Type Check Runtimes” and “Type Check Distribution” panels… which information exactly do you want to have? The number of entities checked doesn’t make sense in SPARQL.
I would like to change this configuration to a value so that about 90% of entities are successfully checked in PHP and see if that changes the timings the way we want.
Currently, we are checking about 65%-70% of entities in PHP. I would like to understand if that 20% that I would like to shift to PHP comes from entities with typically 20-40 checks each or from entities with 20-110 checks each. Then we can adjust the config accordingly.
Also, as you mentioned in a comment further above, the total number of entities checked would be interesting.
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