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configuration to bzip-raw. Leave bzip raw in place, it deliberately tries to hit some of the edge cases around raw compression, which can't hurt.
93 lines
1.8 KiB
Bash
Executable File
93 lines
1.8 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#! /bin/sh
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trap 'exit 1' 1 2
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top=../..
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home="RUNDIR"
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wturi="file:wt"
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colflag=0
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bdbdir=""
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while :
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do case "$1" in
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# -b means we need to dump the Berkeley DB database
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-b)
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bdbdir="$2";
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shift ; shift ;;
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# -c means it was a column-store.
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-c)
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colflag=1
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shift ;;
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-h)
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shift ;
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home=$1
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shift;;
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-n)
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shift ;
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wturi=$1
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shift ;;
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*)
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break ;;
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esac
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done
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if test $# -ne 0; then
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echo 'usage: s_dumpcmp [-bc]' >&2
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exit 1
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fi
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ext="\"$top/ext/collators/reverse/.libs/libwiredtiger_reverse_collator.so\""
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bzip2_ext="$top/ext/compressors/bzip2/.libs/libwiredtiger_bzip2.so"
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if test -e $bzip2_ext ; then
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ext="$ext,\"$bzip2_ext\""
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fi
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lzo_ext=".libs/lzo_compress.so"
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if test -e $lzo_ext ; then
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ext="$ext,\"$lzo_ext\""
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fi
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bzip_raw_ext=".libs/bzip_raw_compress.so"
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if test -e $bzip_raw_ext ; then
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ext="$ext,\"$bzip_raw_ext\""
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fi
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snappy_ext="$top/ext/compressors/snappy/.libs/libwiredtiger_snappy.so"
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if test -e $snappy_ext ; then
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ext="$ext,\"$snappy_ext\""
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fi
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zlib_ext="$top/ext/compressors/zlib/.libs/libwiredtiger_zlib.so"
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if test -e $zlib_ext ; then
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ext="$ext,\"$zlib_ext\""
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fi
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config='extensions=['$ext']'
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$top/wt -h $home -C "$config" dump $wturi |
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sed -e '1,/^Data$/d' > $home/wt_dump
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if test "X$bdbdir" = "X"; then
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exit 0
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fi
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if test $colflag -eq 0; then
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$bdbdir/bin/db_dump -p $home/bdb |
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sed -e '1,/HEADER=END/d' \
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-e '/DATA=END/d' \
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-e 's/^ //' > $home/bdb_dump
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else
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# Format stores record numbers in Berkeley DB as string keys,
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# it's simpler that way. Convert record numbers from strings
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# to numbers.
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$bdbdir/bin/db_dump -p $home/bdb |
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sed -e '1,/HEADER=END/d' \
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-e '/DATA=END/d' \
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-e 's/^ //' |
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sed -e 's/^0*//' \
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-e 's/\.00$//' \
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-e N > $home/bdb_dump
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fi
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cmp $home/wt_dump $home/bdb_dump > /dev/null
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exit $?
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