Revision 9836
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 11 years ago
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if test -e "$file"; then psql "$@"; fi |
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} |
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load_data_first_run() # WARNING: clobbers the install log |
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install_log="$top_dir"/logs/install.log.sql |
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load_data() |
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{
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echo_func |
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verbosity_min=3 table_make ${remake:+re}install # just the table
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# install logs require verbose output |
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local verbosity_min=3 # install logs require verbose output |
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set -- table_make ${remake:+re}install # just the table
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if test -e "$install_log"; then benign_error=1 noclobber=1 "$@" || true |
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else "$@" # install log doesn't exist, so OK to clobber it |
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fi |
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} |
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load_data() { benign_error=1 noclobber=1 load_data_first_run "$@" || true; }
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import() |
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{
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echo_func |
Also available in: Unified diff
lib/runscripts/table.run: load_data(): automatically select noclobber mode depending on whether the install log already exists. this removes the need for a separate load_data_first_run() function.