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37 lines
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37 lines
1.7 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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#This is the procedure for running bulkload using cpimport program
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#Usage of this program :
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#The necessary input parameter is the schema name
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#For example: bulkload.sh TPCH
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#A table name and a Job ID can be entered by user when it is prompted or they can be skipped by hitting enter key
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#When the table name is skipped, ALL of the columns and index in ALL of the tables in the schema will be loaded
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#When table name is entered, All of the columns and indexes in the entered table will be loaded
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#Job ID will determine the names of the two xml files. For example, job id 100 will generate Job_100.xml for columns and Job_101 for index xml file. Job id for index xml file is the entered job id +1
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#if the job id is skipped, the default job ids are 299 and 300 for column and index files
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#There are two xml files will be generated which reside in bulkroot directory under subdirectory job
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#For example, the job directory may look like /usr/local/mariadb/columnstore/test/bulk/job
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# Set up a default search path.
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PATH="$HOME/genii/export/bin:.:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin"
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export PATH
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echo "CALPONT_CONFIG_FILE=" $CALPONT_CONFIG_FILE
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awk '/BulkRoot/ { sub(/<BulkRoot>/,"",$0); sub(/<\/BulkRoot>/,"",$0); sub(/" "/,"",$0);print $0 > "tmp.txt"}' $CALPONT_CONFIG_FILE
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sed -e 's/ *//g' tmp.txt > out.txt
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BulkRoot=$(cat out.txt)
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echo "BulkRoot=" $BulkRoot
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awk '/DBRoot1/ { sub(/<DBRoot1>/,"",$0); sub(/<\/DBRoot1>/,"",$0); sub(/" "/,"",$0);print $0 > "tmp.txt"}' $CALPONT_CONFIG_FILE
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sed -e 's/ *//g' tmp.txt > out.txt
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DBRoot=$(cat out.txt)
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echo "DBRoot=" $DBRoot
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rm -rf out.txt tmp.txt
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killall -q -u $USER PrimProc
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killall -q -u $USER ExeMgr
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killall -q -u $USER DDLProc
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killall -q -u $USER DMLProc
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