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It would make more sense to have a configuration option to allow the tables to utilize mysql or sqlite. Another way to improve this transaction on large servers is to just check for the file in the cron job rather than build the structure to add the sqlite file then check to see if it's been created. You could have the configuration file specify whether mysql is being utilized which then you don't have to check for the tables each and every time or if sqlite is being utilized check for the file existing first before anything else goes on in the createAuthDb() function.
It would make more sense to have a configuration option to allow the tables to utilize mysql or sqlite. Another way to improve this transaction on large servers is to just check for the file in the cron job rather than build the structure to add the sqlite file then check to see if it's been created. You could have the configuration file specify whether mysql is being utilized which then you don't have to check for the tables each and every time or if sqlite is being utilized check for the file existing first before anything else goes on in the createAuthDb() function.