Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/build-db.sh

   1 #!/bin/sh
   2
   3 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   4 # Store command line args for later use
   5 # args: {db-host} {db-port} {db-name} {db-user} {db-password} {verbose}
   6 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   7 PGHOST=$1
   8 PGPORT=$2
   9 PGDATABASE=$3
  10 PGUSER=$4
  11 PGPASSWORD=$5
  12 VERBOSE=$6
  13 export PGHOST PGPORT PGDATABASE PGUSER PGPASSWORD
  14
  15 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  16 # Lookup the database version from the PostgreSQL server.
  17 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  18 DB_VERSION=`psql -qtc 'show server_version;' | xargs | cut -c1,3`
  19 if [ -z "$DB_VERSION" ] || [ `echo $DB_VERSION | grep -c '[^0-9]'` != 0 ]; then
  20   cat <<EOM
  21 ********************************************************************************
  22 * Could not determine the version of PostgreSQL you have installed.  Our best  *
  23 * guess was:                                                                   *
  24 * $DB_VERSION
  25 * which didn't make any sense.  For assistance, please email                   *
  26 * open-ils-general@list.georgialibraries.org or join #OpenILS-Evergreen on the *
  27 * freenode IRC network.                                                        *
  28 ********************************************************************************
  29 EOM
  30   exit 1
  31 fi
  32
  33 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  34 # Validate fts-config file is available for specified DB_VERSION.
  35 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  36 if [ -e "000.english.pg$DB_VERSION.fts-config.sql" ]; then
  37   fts_config_file="000.english.pg$DB_VERSION.fts-config.sql"
  38 else
  39   # -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  40   # Attempt to auto-detect the latest available config file.
  41   # -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  42   last_ver=""
  43   for i in $(seq 80 99 | sort -rn); do
  44     if [ -e "000.english.pg$i.fts-config.sql" ]; then
  45       last_ver=$i
  46       break
  47     fi
  48   done
  49   if [ -z "$last_ver" ]; then
  50     cat <<EOM
  51 ********************************************************************************
  52 * Cannot locate any configuration files for  full text search config.  This    *
  53 * may indicate a problem with your copy of the source files.  We attempted to  *
  54 * find files like 000.english.pg83.fts-config.sql in this directory:           *
  55 * `pwd`
  56 * but were unsuccessful.  Aborting.                                            *
  57 ********************************************************************************
  58 EOM
  59     exit 1
  60   fi
  61
  62   a=$DB_VERSION  # preserves the text alignment below, in a cheap fashion
  63   b=$last_ver    # assuming of course two character DB_VERSION and last_ver
  64 cat <<EOM
  65 ********************************************************************************
  66 * There is no configuration for full text search config, for the database      *
  67 * version you have installed ($a).  If you're not really sure why, you should  *
  68 * proabably press 'Control-C' now, and abort.  To continue using the latest    *
  69 * available version ($b), press enter. For assistance, please email            *
  70 * open-ils-general@list.georgialibraries.org or join #OpenILS-Evergreen on the *
  71 * freenode IRC network.                                                        *
  72 ********************************************************************************
  73 EOM
  74   read unused
  75   fts_config_file="000.english.pg$last_ver.fts-config.sql"
  76 fi
  77
  78 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  79 # This describes the order in which the SQL files will be eval'd by psql.
  80 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  81 ordered_file_list="
  82   $fts_config_file
  83
  84   001.schema.offline.sql
  85
  86   002.schema.config.sql
  87   002.functions.aggregate.sql
  88   002.functions.config.sql
  89
  90   005.schema.actors.sql
  91   006.schema.permissions.sql
  92   010.schema.biblio.sql
  93   011.schema.authority.sql
  94   012.schema.vandelay.sql
  95   020.schema.functions.sql
  96   030.schema.metabib.sql
  97   040.schema.asset.sql
  98   070.schema.container.sql
  99   080.schema.money.sql
 100   090.schema.action.sql
 101
 102   100.circ_matrix.sql
 103   110.hold_matrix.sql
 104
 105   200.schema.acq.sql
 106   210.schema.serials.sql
 107
 108   300.schema.staged_search.sql
 109
 110   500.view.cross-schema.sql
 111
 112   800.fkeys.sql
 113
 114   900.audit-functions.sql
 115   901.audit-tables.sql
 116   950.data.seed-values.sql
 117   951.data.MODS-xsl.sql
 118   952.data.MODS3-xsl.sql
 119   953.data.MODS32-xsl.sql
 120
 121   reporter-schema.sql
 122   extend-reporter.sql
 123 "
 124
 125 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 126 # Import files via psql, warn user on error, suggest abort.
 127 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 128 for sql_file in $ordered_file_list; do
 129   # It would be wise to turn this on only if confidence is high that errors in
 130   # scripts will result in terminal failures.  Currently, there are a couple
 131   # that seem benign.  --asjoyner
 132   # export ON_ERROR_STOP=1
 133
 134   export PGHOST PGPORT PGDATABASE PGUSER PGPASSWORD
 135   # Hide most of the harmless messages that obscure real problems
 136   if [ -z "$VERBOSE" ]; then
 137     psql -f $sql_file 2>&1 | grep -v NOTICE | grep -v "^INSERT"
 138   else
 139     psql -f $sql_file
 140   fi
 141   if [ $? != 0 ]; then
 142     cat <<EOM
 143 ********************************************************************************
 144 * There was an error with a database configuration file:                       *
 145 * $sql_file
 146 * It is very likely that your installation will be unsuccessful because of     *
 147 * this error.  Press Control-C to abort, or press enter to charge ahead.       *
 148 ********************************************************************************
 149 EOM
 150     read unused
 151   fi
 152 done
 153