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#!/bin/sh
# This script reorders database dumps generated by db_converter.py for
# efficient consumption by Postgres.
fail() {
echo "$@" 1>&2
exit 1
}
db_gz=$1
drop_indexes_sql=$2
if [ -z "$db_gz" ] || [ -z "$drop_indexes_sql" ] ; then
fail "Usage: $0 database.sql.gz drop_indexes.sql"
fi
# Capture all text up to the first occurence of 'SET CONSTRAINTS'
preamble=$(gzip -cd "$db_gz" | sed '/SET CONSTRAINTS/q')
if [ -z "$preamble" ] ; then
fail "Could not read preamble"
fi
drop_indexes=$(cat "$drop_indexes_sql")
if [ -z "$drop_indexes" ] ; then
fail "Could not read DROP INDEXES file"
fi
# Print preamble and drop indexes
cat <<EOF
${preamble}
${drop_indexes}
EOF
# Print the rest of database.sql.gz. I don't understand this awk script but it
# prints all lines after the first match of 'SET CONSTRAINTS'.
gzip -cd "$db_gz" | awk 'f; /SET CONSTRAINTS/ { f = 1 }'
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