fix: Add indices to Scraper database so that queries are quicker

[ameten]

Description

Add indices to Scraper database so that queries are quicker.

Scraper with SeaORM version 1.1.1 (currently reverted) reported that some queries are running slow. These indices will improve it.

Related issues

• chore: Upgrade SeaORM to the latest version #4793

Backward compatibility

Yes

Testing

Tested queries with indices on a separate database where full production database backup was restored

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[daniel-savu]

any chance you can test these changes, along with SeaORM v1.1.1, on the RC scraper to make sure all slow queries are being fixed by this - or at least understand why remaining slow queries are happening

[ameten]

any chance you can test these changes, along with SeaORM v1.1.1, on the RC scraper to make sure all slow queries are being fixed by this - or at least understand why remaining slow queries are happening

The changes in this particular PR were tested when they were done in production database some time ago.

In general, we need to bring back SeaORM 1.1.1 (or the latest version) and test it as well. It would be a separate task, though.

[daniel-savu]

The changes in this particular PR were tested when they were done in production database some time ago.
In general, we need to bring back SeaORM 1.1.1 (or the latest version) and test it as well. It would be a separate task, though.

Just saying that if the purpose of this PR is to fix seaorm 1.1.1 issues, it should be evaluated against seaorm 1.1.1 to make sure they're no longer issues. Otherwise there's no urgency in releasing this