I built a few 'before insert' triggers (to use the json attributes) into the mysql database and found that there seems some lazy updates / buffering to happen since my changes, although successful are overwritten. Without digging into the java code, is there a switch/way to disable this buffering since db manipulation through the web interface is not time sensitive?
(with semi-permanently i mean until the next traccar system start)
There is no buffering or lazy writing.
I built a few 'before insert' triggers (to use the json attributes) into the mysql database and found that there seems some lazy updates / buffering to happen since my changes, although successful are overwritten. Without digging into the java code, is there a switch/way to disable this buffering since db manipulation through the web interface is not time sensitive?