-- Vereinfachtes Cleanup-Script für MySQL Keys
-- Entfernt nur die problematischsten Keys

USE trainingsdiary;

-- 1. Alle überflüssigen INDEX entfernen (die meisten werden von Sequelize automatisch erstellt)
-- Diese entfernen die meisten Keys, die das Limit überschreiten

-- Member-Tabelle (Hauptproblem)
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_member_hashed_id ON member;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_member_first_name ON member;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_member_last_name ON member;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_member_birth_date ON member;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_member_active ON member;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_member_created_at ON member;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_member_updated_at ON member;

-- User-Tabelle
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_user_email ON user;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_user_created_at ON user;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_user_updated_at ON user;

-- Clubs-Tabelle
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_clubs_name ON clubs;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_clubs_created_at ON clubs;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_clubs_updated_at ON clubs;

-- 2. Status anzeigen
SELECT 
    TABLE_NAME,
    COUNT(*) as key_count
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.STATISTICS 
WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA = 'trainingsdiary' 
GROUP BY TABLE_NAME
ORDER BY key_count DESC;

-- 3. Gesamtanzahl der Keys anzeigen
SELECT 
    COUNT(*) as total_keys
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.STATISTICS 
WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA = 'trainingsdiary';