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#!/bin/bash
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# input_transform.sh
# sample input transformation, demonstrating use of Java and Joost STX
# to convert MeF XML into escaped text suitable for loading into GPDB.
#
# java arguments:
# -jar data/joost.jar joost STX engine
# -nodecl don't generate an <?xml?> declaration
# $1 (or -) filename to process (or stdin)
# mef/input_transform.stx STX transformation
#
# This first step extracts interesting attributes from the input document
# (the "id" column in this example).
#
java \
-jar data/joost.jar \
-nodecl \
$1 \
mef/input_transform.stx | \
awk 'NF>0 {printf "%s|", $0}'
# This second awk command escapes newlines in the input document before
# sending it to GPDB so that the entire document ends up in our xml 'doc' column.
#
awk '{ printf "%s\\n",$0 }' $1