Remove deprecated functionality and leftovers from removed utils

This removes all utilities which are known to be deprecated from
gpMgmt and it also clears out any command line switches marked as
deprecated along with code marked deprecated. It also removes the
leftovers from previously removed utilities such as gpsuspend and
gpcheck_hostdump etc and fixes mentions of renamed utilities.

There should be no functional change from this commit as the only
removed utils have been marked deprecated for some time.

gpAux/Makefile

@@ -925,7 +925,6 @@ PVK_SCRIPTS = \
 	bin/generate_load_tpch.pl	\
 	bin/gpscp			\
 	bin/gpssh			\
-	bin/gpcheckos			\
 	bin/gpcheckperf			\
 	bin/run_operator_tests.pl	\
 	$(NULL)
@@ -960,9 +959,8 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	bin/gpactivatestandby \
 	bin/gpaddmirrors \
 	bin/gpbitmapreindex \
-	bin/gpcheckos \
 	bin/gpcheckperf \
-	bin/gpcrondump.py \
+	bin/gpcrondump \
 	bin/gpdbrestore \
 	bin/gpdeletesystem \
 	bin/gpexpand \
@@ -974,12 +972,9 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	bin/gpmigrator \
 	bin/gpmigrator_mirror \
 	bin/gpmovemirrors \
-	bin/gprebuildsystem \
 	bin/gprecoverseg \
 	bin/gpreload \
 	bin/gpscp \
-	bin/gpsizecalc \
-	bin/gpskew \
 	bin/gpssh \
 	bin/gpssh-exkeys \
 	bin/gpstart \
@@ -989,7 +984,6 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	bin/lib/gpcheckcat \
 	sbin/gpaddconfig.py \
 	sbin/gpchangeuserpassword \
-	sbin/gpcheck_hostdump \
 	sbin/gpcleansegmentdir.py \
 	sbin/gpfixuserlimts \
 	sbin/gpgetstatususingtransition.py \
@@ -998,7 +992,6 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	sbin/gpsegstop.py \
 	sbin/gpsegtoprimaryormirror.py \
 	sbin/gpsetdbid.py \
-	sbin/gpsuspend.py \
 	sbin/gpupgrademirror.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/clsAddMirrors.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/clsHostCacheLookup.py \
@@ -1007,7 +1000,6 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/clsSystemState.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/gppkg.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/kill.py \
-	lib/python/gppylib/programs/verify.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/mainUtils.py \
 	$(NULL)
 
@@ -1135,8 +1127,6 @@ endif
 	rm -rf $(INSTLOC)/bin/lib/.p4ignore
 	rm -rf $(INSTLOC)/bin/src
 	rm -f $(INSTLOC)/bin/gpchecksubnetcfg
-	echo "`date` -- INFO: Removing $(INSTLOC)/bin/gpexpandsystem"
-	rm -f $(INSTLOC)/bin/gpexpandsystem
 	rm -rf $(INSTLOC)/bin/gppylib
 	find $(INSTLOC)/lib/python/gppylib -name test -type d | xargs rm -rf
 

gpAux/releng/NON_PRODUCTION_FILES.txt

@@ -7,14 +7,12 @@ bin/generate_load_tpch.pl
 bin/gp
 bin/gpaddmirrors.py
 bin/gpdbupgrade
-bin/gpexpandsystem
 bin/gpfaultinjector
 bin/gpha
 bin/gpma
 bin/gppaxos
 bin/gpprintdbsizes
 bin/gprecoverseg.py
-bin/gpsuspend
 bin/gptorment.pl
 bin/gpugcluster
 bin/lib/gpgetconfig.py
@@ -26,7 +24,5 @@ bin/run_operator_tests.pl
 bin/test_fsync
 bin/gp_filedump
 docs/contrib/README.gp_filedump
-docs/cli_help/gpsuspend_help
 lib/python/gppylib/programs/clsInjectFault.py
-sbin/gpsuspend.py
 

gpMgmt/Makefile

@@ -9,9 +9,8 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	bin/gpactivatestandby \
 	bin/gpaddmirrors \
 	bin/gpbitmapreindex \
-	bin/gpcheckos \
 	bin/gpcheckperf \
-	bin/gpcrondump.py \
+	bin/gpcrondump \
 	bin/gpdbrestore \
 	bin/gpdeletesystem \
 	bin/gpexpand \
@@ -23,12 +22,9 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	bin/gpmigrator \
 	bin/gpmigrator_mirror \
 	bin/gpmovemirrors \
-	bin/gprebuildsystem \
 	bin/gprecoverseg \
 	bin/gpreload \
 	bin/gpscp \
-	bin/gpsizecalc \
-	bin/gpskew \
 	bin/gpssh \
 	bin/gpssh-exkeys \
 	bin/gpstart \
@@ -38,7 +34,6 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	bin/gpcheckcat \
 	sbin/gpaddconfig.py \
 	sbin/gpchangeuserpassword \
-	sbin/gpcheck_hostdump \
 	sbin/gpcleansegmentdir.py \
 	sbin/gpfixuserlimts \
 	sbin/gpgetstatususingtransition.py \
@@ -47,7 +42,6 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	sbin/gpsegstop.py \
 	sbin/gpsegtoprimaryormirror.py \
 	sbin/gpsetdbid.py \
-	sbin/gpsuspend.py \
 	sbin/gpupgrademirror.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/clsAddMirrors.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/clsHostCacheLookup.py \
@@ -56,7 +50,6 @@ SET_VERSION_SCRIPTS = \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/clsSystemState.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/gppkg.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/programs/kill.py \
-	lib/python/gppylib/programs/verify.py \
 	lib/python/gppylib/mainUtils.py \
 	$(NULL)
 
@@ -122,7 +115,5 @@ install: generate_greenplum_path_file
 	rm -rf $(prefix)/bin/Makefile
 	rm -rf $(prefix)/bin/src
 	rm -f $(prefix)/bin/gpchecksubnetcfg
-	echo "`date` -- INFO: Removing $(prefix)/bin/gpexpandsystem"
-	rm -f $(prefix)/bin/gpexpandsystem
 	rm -rf $(prefix)/bin/gppylib
 	find $(prefix)/lib/python/gppylib -name test -type d | xargs rm -rf

gpMgmt/bin/README

@@ -34,18 +34,14 @@ run_operator_tests.pl   -  ???
 
 List of Management Scripts Written in Bash
 ------------------------------------------
-bin/gpcheckos.bash      -  Like gpcheckos, but in bash
 bin/gpcrondump          -  Dumps a database 
 bin/gpdbrestore         -  Restores a database dumped from gpcrondump
 bin/gpinitsystem        -  Creates a new Greenplum Database
 bin/gpload              -  Sets env variables and calls gpload.py
-bin/gpprintdbsizes      -  Removed in 4.0
-bin/gprebuildsystem     -  Deprecated in 3.4
 
 
 List of Management Scripts Written in Python (no libraries)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
-bin/gpdetective         -  Removed in 4.3.5.1.
 bin/gpload.py           -  Loads data into a Greenplum Database
 bin/gpmigrator          -  Upgrades from previous versions
 bin/gpsys1              -  Print system information on a host  (???)
@@ -55,7 +51,6 @@ List of Management Scripts Written in Python (gpmlib - old libraries)
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
 bin/gpaddmirrors        -  Adds mirrors to an array (needs rewrite)
 bin/gprecoverseg        -  Recovers a failed segment (needs rewrite)
-bin/gpchecknet          -  Checks network performance
 bin/gpcheckperf         -  Checks the hardware for Greenplum Database
 bin/gpscp               -  Copies files to many hosts
 bin/gpssh               -  Remote shell to many hosts
@@ -66,7 +61,6 @@ List of Management Scripts Written in Python (gppylib - current libraries)
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
 bin/gpactivatestandby   -  Activates the Standby Master
 bin/gpaddconfig         -  Edits postgresql.conf file for all segments
-bin/gpcheckos           -  Check operating system settings
 bin/gpdeletesystem      -  Deletes a Greenplum Database
 bin/gpexpand            -  Adds additional segments to a Greenplum Database
 bin/gpfilespace         -  Adds a filespace to a Greenplum Database (partial use of libraries)
@@ -83,9 +77,6 @@ sbin/gpsegcopy          -  Helper script for gpexpand
 sbin/gpsegstart.py      -  Helper script for gpstart
 sbin/gpsegstop.py       -  Helper script for gpstop
 sbin/gpsegtoprimaryormirror.py  - Helper script for failover
-sbin/gpstandbystart.sh  -  Removed in 4.0
-sbin/gpage.py           -  Removed in 4.0 due to query prioritization
-sbin/gpsuspend.py       -  Unused Helper script for ???  (unused)
 
 
 Overview of gppylib
@@ -103,15 +94,6 @@ gparray.py
    +-  GpArray   - Configuartion information for a Greenplum Database
          \-  Contains mulptile GpSegment objects
 
-gpcheckos.py     - Old dead code?  Not called by gpcheckos.
-stringUtil.py    - weird gpcheckos foo ???
-commands/gpcheckosUnix.py - commands for gpcheckos
-gpcheckosCmd.py  - Should move to commands/gp.py
-gpcheckosDa.py   - ???
-gpcheckosXml.py  - Should be modified to be less gpcheckos specific
-  |
-  +- GpXml       - mostly generic XML file wrapper
-
 gphostcache.py   
   |
   +- GpHost      - Information about a single Host

gpMgmt/bin/gpcrondump

@@ -78,8 +78,6 @@ class GpCronDump(Operation):
             self.context.dump_database = self.context.dump_databases[0]
 
         self.include_email_file = options.include_email_file
-        if options.report_dir:
-            logger.warn("-y is a deprecacted option.  Report files are always generated with the backup set.")
 
         if self.context.incremental and len(self.context.dump_databases) == 0:
             raise ExceptionNoStackTraceNeeded("Must supply -x <database name> with incremental option")
@@ -1384,8 +1382,6 @@ def create_parser():
 
     addTo.add_option('-u', dest='backup_dir', metavar="<BACKUPFILEDIR>",
                      help="Directory where backup files are placed [default: data directories]")
-    addTo.add_option('-y', dest='report_dir', metavar="<REPORTFILEDIR>",
-                     help="DEPRECATED OPTION: Directory where report file is placed")
     addTo.add_option('-E', dest='encoding', metavar="<encoding>",
                      help="Dump the data under the given encoding")
     addTo.add_option('--clean', const='--clean', action='append_const', dest='output_options',

gpMgmt/bin/gpexpand

@@ -2808,8 +2808,8 @@ System Expansion is used to add segments to an existing GPDB array.
 gpexpand did not detect a System Expansion that is in progress.
 
 Before initiating a System Expansion, you need to provision and burn-in
-the new hardware.  Please be sure to run gpcheckperf/gpcheckos to make
-sure the new hardware is working properly.
+the new hardware.  Please be sure to run gpcheckperf to make sure the
+new hardware is working properly.
 
 Please refer to the Admin Guide for more information."""
 

gpMgmt/bin/gpmfr.py

@@ -1111,7 +1111,7 @@ class GpMfr(Operation):
         """
         gplog dumps logs on stdout.  In order to show progress bars correctly,
         we don't want these logs on stdout.  If this class is used by other
-        Python modules (e.g. gpcrondump.py), we must provide a way to restore
+        Python modules (e.g. gpcrondump), we must provide a way to restore
         log level after we are done.
         """
         self.originalStdoutLog = gplog._SOUT_HANDLER.level

gpMgmt/bin/gppylib/commands/gp.py

@@ -1223,17 +1223,6 @@ class GpCatVersionDirectory(Command):
         cmd.run(validateAfter=True)
         return cmd.get_version()
 
-#-----------------------------------------------
-class GpSuspendSegmentsOnHost(Command):
-    def __init__(self, name, gpconfigstrings, resume, ctxt=LOCAL, remoteHost=None):
-        if resume:
-            pauseOrResume = "--resume"
-        else:
-            pauseOrResume = "--pause"
-
-        cmdStr="echo '%s' | $GPHOME/sbin/gpsuspend.py %s" % (gpconfigstrings, pauseOrResume)
-        Command.__init__(self,name,cmdStr,ctxt,remoteHost)
-
 #-----------------------------------------------
 class GpAddConfigScript(Command):
     def __init__(self, name, directorystring, entry, value=None, removeonly=False, ctxt=LOCAL, remoteHost=None):

gpMgmt/bin/gppylib/gparray.py

@@ -864,8 +864,7 @@ def createSegmentRows( hostlist
         return rows
     elif mirror_type.lower().strip() == 'spread':
         #TODO: must be sure to put mirrors on a different subnet than primary.
-        #      this is a general problem for GPDB these days. perhaps we should
-        #      add something to gpdetective to be able to detect this and fix it.
+        #      this is a general problem for GPDB these days.
         #      best to have the interface mapping stuff 1st.
         content=0
         isprimary='f'
@@ -1506,7 +1505,7 @@ class GpArray:
         (called by gpexpand.)
 
         Note: Currently this is only used by the gpexpand rollback facility,
-        and by gpsuspend utility,
+        and by gpmigrator utility,
         there is currently NO expectation that this file format is saved
         on disk in any long term fashion.  
 

gpMgmt/bin/gppylib/operations/package.py

@@ -255,56 +255,6 @@ class Gppkg:
 
         return gppkg
 
-class LocalCommand(Operation):
-    '''
-    DEPRECATED
-
-    TODO: AK: Eliminate this. Replace invocations with Command(...).run(validateAfter = True)
-    '''
-
-    def __init__(self, cmd_str, echo = False):
-        self.cmd_str = cmd_str
-        self.echo = echo
-
-    def execute(self):
-
-        logger.debug(self.cmd_str)
-        cmd = Command(name = 'LocalCommand', cmdStr = self.cmd_str)
-        cmd.run(validateAfter = True)
-        if self.echo:
-            echo_str = cmd.get_results().stdout.strip()
-            if echo_str:
-                logger.info(echo_str)
-        return cmd.get_results()
-
-class RemoteCommand(Operation):
-    """
-    DEPRECATED
-
-    TODO: AK: Rename as GpSsh, like GpScp below. 
-    """
-
-    def __init__(self, cmd_str, host_list):
-        self.cmd_str = cmd_str
-        self.host_list = host_list
-        self.pool = None
-       
-    def execute(self):
-       
-        logger.debug(self.cmd_str)
-
-        # Create Worker pool
-        # and add commands to it
-        self.pool = WorkerPool()
-
-        for host in self.host_list:
-            cmd = Command(name = 'Remote Command', cmdStr = self.cmd_str, ctxt = REMOTE, remoteHost = host)
-            self.pool.addCommand(cmd)
-        self.pool.join()
-        
-        #This will raise ExecutionError exception if even a single command fails
-        self.pool.check_results()
-
 class ListPackages(Operation):
     '''  
         Lists all the packages present in 

gpMgmt/bin/gpsizecalc

-#!/bin/bash
-
-WORKDIR=`dirname $0`
-
-FUNCTIONS=$WORKDIR/lib/gp_bash_functions.sh
-if [ -f $FUNCTIONS ];then
-	. $FUNCTIONS
-else
-	echo "FATAL:-Cannot source $FUNCTIONS"
-	exit 2;
-fi
-
-CURRENT_VERSION=`$EXPORT_GPHOME; $EXPORT_LIB_PATH; $GPHOME/bin/postgres --gp-version | $CUT -d " " -f 4-`
-
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-The gpsizecalc utility has been deprecated in Greenplum Database $CURRENT_VERSION." 0
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-Use the gp_size_of_* family of views in the  Greenplum Administrative Schema (gp_toolkit) " 0
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-to check the sizing of a database, schema, or relation." 0
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-Exiting..." 0
-exit 1
-

gpMgmt/bin/gpskew

-#!/bin/bash
-
-WORKDIR=`dirname $0`
-
-FUNCTIONS=$WORKDIR/lib/gp_bash_functions.sh
-if [ -f $FUNCTIONS ];then
-	. $FUNCTIONS
-else
-	echo "FATAL:-Cannot source $FUNCTIONS"
-	exit 2;
-fi
-
-CURRENT_VERSION=`$EXPORT_GPHOME; $EXPORT_LIB_PATH; $GPHOME/bin/postgres --gp-version | $CUT -d " " -f 4-`
-
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-The gpskew utility has been deprecated in Greenplum Database $CURRENT_VERSION." 0
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-Use the gp_skew_* family of views in the  Greenplum Administrative Schema (gp_toolkit) " 0
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-to check the data distribution skew of a table." 0
-LOG_MSG "[INFO]:-Exiting..." 0
-exit 1

gpMgmt/bin/lib/gp_bash_functions.sh

@@ -184,10 +184,7 @@ GPCRONDUMP=$SCRIPTDIR/gpcrondump
 GPDELETESYSTEM=$SCRIPTDIR/gpdeletesystem
 GPINITSTANDBY=$SCRIPTDIR/gpinitstandby
 GPREBUILDCLUSTER=$SCRIPTDIR/gprebuildcluster
-GPREBUILDSEG=$SCRIPTDIR/gprebuildseg
 GPRECOVERSEG=$SCRIPTDIR/gprecoverseg
-GPSIZECALC=$SCRIPTDIR/gpsizecalc
-GPSKEW=$SCRIPTDIR/gpskew
 GPSTART=$SCRIPTDIR/gpstart
 GPSTATE=$SCRIPTDIR/gpstate
 GPSTOP=$SCRIPTDIR/gpstop

gpMgmt/bin/lib/gpsegsize.sh

-#!/bin/bash
-#	Filename:-		gpsegsize.sh
-#	Version:-		$Revision$
-#	Updated:-		$Date$
-#	Status:-		Released
-#	Author:-		G Coombe
-#	Contact:-		gcoombe@greenplum.com
-#	Release date:-		Dec 2006
-#	Release stat:-		Released
-#                               Copyright (c) Metapa 2005. All Rights Reserved.
-#                               Copyright (c) 2007 Greenplum Inc
-#******************************************************************************
-# Update History
-#******************************************************************************
-# Ver	Date		Who		Update
-#******************************************************************************
-# Detailed Description
-#******************************************************************************
-#******************************************************************************
-# Prep Code
-
-WORKDIR=`dirname $0`
-
-# Source required functions file, this required for script to run
-# exit if cannot locate this file. Change location of FUNCTIONS variable
-# as required.
-FUNCTIONS=$WORKDIR/gp_bash_functions.sh
-if [ -f $FUNCTIONS ]; then
-		. $FUNCTIONS
-else
-		echo "[FATAL]:-Cannot source $FUNCTIONS file Script Exits!"
-		exit 2
-fi
-#******************************************************************************
-# Script Specific Variables
-#******************************************************************************
-# Log file that will record script actions
-CUR_DATE=`$DATE +%Y%m%d`
-TIME=`$DATE +%H%M%S`
-PROG_NAME=`$BASENAME $0`
-# Level of script feedback 0=small 1=verbose
-unset VERBOSE
-GP_USER=$USER_NAME
-EXIT_STATUS=0
-#******************************************************************************
-# Functions
-#******************************************************************************
-USAGE () {
-		$ECHO
-		$ECHO "      `basename $0`"
-		$ECHO
-		$ECHO "      Script called by gpsizecalc, this should not be run directly"
-		exit $EXIT_STATUS
-}
-
-CHK_CALL () {
-	FILE_PREFIX=`$ECHO $PARALLEL_STATUS_FILE|$CUT -d"." -f1`
-	if [ ! -f ${FILE_PREFIX}.$PARENT_PID ];then
-		$ECHO "[FATAL]:-Not called from from correct parent program"
-		exit 2
-	fi
-}
-
-SIZE_ERROR_EXIT () {
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-Start Function $FUNCNAME"
-	$ECHO "${QE_HOST}|${QE_BASE_DIR}|${QE_PORT}|0" >> $TMPFILE
-	$ECHO "FAILED:${QE_LINE}" >> $PARALLEL_STATUS_FILE
-	LOG_MSG "[WARN]:-Failed to process $1 size request"
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-End Function $FUNCNAME"
-	exit 1
-}
-
-PING_CHK () {
-        PING_HOST $QE_HOST 1
-        if [ $RETVAL -ne 0 ];then
-		SIZE_ERROR_EXIT
-        fi
-}
-
-GET_DATABASE_SIZE () {
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-Start Function $FUNCNAME"
-	#Get the database OID
-	DB_OID=`$TRUSTED_SHELL -n $QE_PRIMARY_HOST "${EXPORT_LIB_PATH}; env PGOPTIONS=\"-c gp_session_role=utility\" $PSQL -p $QE_PRIMARY_PORT -d  \"$DEFAULTDB\" -A -t -c\"select OID from pg_database where datname='$QD_DBNAME'\""`
-	QE_BASE_DIR=`$BASENAME $QE_DIR`
-	QE_DB=${QE_DIR}/base/${DB_OID}
-	$ECHO ${QE_HOST}"|"${QE_BASE_DIR}"|"${QE_PORT}"|"`$TRUSTED_SHELL $QE_HOST "ls -al ${QE_DB}|$GREP -v '^d'|$GREP -vi total 2>/dev/null" |$AWK '{total += \$5} END {print total}'` >> $TMPFILE
-	RETVAL=$?
-	if [ $RETVAL -ne 0 ];then SIZE_ERROR_EXIT database;fi
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-End Function $FUNCNAME"
-}
-
-GET_TABLE_SIZE () {
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-Start Function $FUNCNAME"
-	#Get the database OID
-	DB_OID=`$TRUSTED_SHELL -n $QE_PRIMARY_HOST "${EXPORT_LIB_PATH}; env PGOPTIONS=\"-c gp_session_role=utility\" $PSQL -p $QE_PRIMARY_PORT -d  \"$DEFAULTDB\" -A -t -c\"select OID from pg_database where datname='$QD_DBNAME'\""`
-	#Now get schema OID
-	SCHEMA_OID=`$TRUSTED_SHELL -n $QE_PRIMARY_HOST "${EXPORT_LIB_PATH}; env PGOPTIONS=\"-c gp_session_role=utility\" $PSQL -p $QE_PRIMARY_PORT -d  \"$QD_DBNAME\" -A -t -c\"select OID from pg_namespace where nspname='${SCHEMA_NAME}'\""`
-	#Now get the table relfilenode
-	QE_TABLE_OID=`$TRUSTED_SHELL -n $QE_PRIMARY_HOST "${EXPORT_LIB_PATH}; env PGOPTIONS=\"-c gp_session_role=utility\" $PSQL -p $QE_PRIMARY_PORT -d  \"$QD_DBNAME\" -A -t -c\"select relfilenode from pg_class where relname='${TMP_TABLE_NAME}' and relnamespace=${SCHEMA_OID};\""`
-	#Can now progress the size request
-	QE_TABLE=${QE_DIR}/base/${DB_OID}/${QE_TABLE_OID}
-	QE_BASE_DIR=`$BASENAME $QE_DIR`
-	$ECHO ${QE_HOST}"|"${QE_BASE_DIR}"|"${QE_PORT}"|"`$TRUSTED_SHELL $QE_HOST "if [ -f $QE_TABLE ];then ls -al ${QE_TABLE};else $ECHO 0 0 0 0 0;fi"|$TAIL -1|$AWK '{print \$5}'` >> $TMPFILE
-	RETVAL=$?
-	if [ $RETVAL -ne 0 ];then SIZE_ERROR_EXIT table;fi
-	$ECHO ${QE_HOST}"|"${QE_BASE_DIR}"|"${QE_PORT}"|"`$TRUSTED_SHELL $QE_HOST "ls -al ${QE_TABLE}.*|$GREP -v '^d'|$GREP -vi total" 2>/dev/null|$AWK '{total += \$5} END {print total}'` >> $TMPFILE
-	RETVAL=$?
-	if [ $RETVAL -ne 0 ];then SIZE_ERROR_EXIT table;fi
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-End Function $FUNCNAME"
-}
-
-GET_INDEX_SIZE () {
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-Start Function $FUNCNAME"
-	#Get the database OID
-	DB_OID=`$TRUSTED_SHELL -n $QE_PRIMARY_HOST "${EXPORT_LIB_PATH}; env PGOPTIONS=\"-c gp_session_role=utility\" $PSQL -p $QE_PRIMARY_PORT -d  \"$DEFAULTDB\" -A -t -c\"select OID from pg_database where datname='$QD_DBNAME'\""`
-	INDEX_ARRAY=(`$TRUSTED_SHELL -n $QE_PRIMARY_HOST "${EXPORT_LIB_PATH};env PGOPTIONS=\"-c gp_session_role=utility\" $PSQL -p $QE_PRIMARY_PORT -d  \"$QD_DBNAME\" -A -t -c\"select relfilenode from pg_class where oid in (select indexrelid from pg_index where indrelid in (select oid from pg_class where relname='${TMP_TABLE_NAME}'));\""`)
-	RETVAL=$?
-	if [ $RETVAL -ne 0 ] || [ ${#INDEX_ARRAY[@]} -eq 0 ];then
-		SIZE_ERROR_EXIT index
-	else
-		for IDX in ${INDEX_ARRAY[@]}
-		do
-			QE_INDEX=${QE_DIR}/base/${DB_OID}/$IDX
-			QE_BASE_DIR=`$BASENAME $QE_DIR`
-			$ECHO ${QE_HOST}"|"${QE_BASE_DIR}"|"${QE_PORT}"|"`$TRUSTED_SHELL $QE_HOST "ls -al ${QE_INDEX}"|$TAIL -1|$AWK '{print \$5}'` >> $TMPFILE
-			$ECHO ${QE_HOST}"|"${QE_BASE_DIR}"|"${QE_PORT}"|"`$TRUSTED_SHELL $QE_HOST "ls -al ${QE_INDEX}.*|$GREP -v '^d'|$GREP -vi total" 2>/dev/null|$AWK '{total += \$5} END {print total}'` >> $TMPFILE
-		done
-	fi
-	LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-End Function $FUNCNAME"
-}
-
-#******************************************************************************
-# Main Section
-#******************************************************************************
-trap '$ECHO "KILLED|${QE_LINE}" >> $PARALLEL_STATUS_FILE;ERROR_EXIT "[FATAL]:-[$INST_COUNT]-Recieved INT or TERM signal" 2' INT TERM
-while getopts ":v'?'" opt
-	do
-	case $opt in
-		v ) VERSION_INFO ;;
-		'?' ) USAGE ;;
-		* ) USAGE
-	esac
-done
-#Now process supplied call parameters
-PARENT_PID=$1;shift		#PID of gpstate process calling this script
-CHK_CALL
-QE_HOST=$1;shift		#Hostname holding database segment
-QE_PORT=$1;shift		#Segment port
-QE_DIR=$1;shift			#Segment directory
-INST_COUNT=$1;shift		#Unique number for this parallel script, starts at 0
-LOG_FILE=$1;shift
-TABLE_NAME=$1;shift
-QD_DBNAME="$1";shift
-TYPE=$1;shift
-TMPFILE=$1;shift
-QD_DBNAME="$1";shift
-QE_PRIMARY_HOST=$1;shift	    # the host name of the primary
-QE_PRIMARY_PORT=$1;shift		# the port of the primary
-QE_PRIMARY_DIR=$1;shift		# the dir of the primary
-QE_PRIMARY_BASE_DIR=`$BASENAME $QE_PRIMARY_DIR`
-
-LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-Start Main"
-SCHEMA_NAME=`$ECHO $TABLE_NAME|$CUT -d"." -f1`
-TMP_TABLE_NAME=`$ECHO $TABLE_NAME|$CUT -d"." -f2`
-PING_CHK
-case $TYPE in
-	1 ) GET_TABLE_SIZE ;;
-	2 ) GET_INDEX_SIZE ;;
-	3 ) GET_DATABASE_SIZE ;;
-esac
-QE_LINE="${QE_HOST}:${QE_PORT}:${QE_DIR}"
-$ECHO "COMPLETED:${QE_LINE}" >> $PARALLEL_STATUS_FILE
-LOG_MSG "[INFO][$INST_COUNT]:-End Main"
-exit $EXIT_STATUS

gpMgmt/doc/gp_dump_help

@@ -318,4 +318,4 @@ gp_dump -n myschema mydatabase
 SEE ALSO
 *****************************************************
 
-gp_restore, gprebuildsystem, gprebuildseg
+gp_restore

gpMgmt/doc/gp_restore_help

-COMMAND NAME: gp_restore 
-
-Restores Greenplum databases that were backed up using gp_dump. 
-
-The gp_restore utility is deprecated and will be removed in a future 
-release. Use gpcrondump and gpdbrestore to backup and restore Greenplum 
-databases. 
-
-
-*****************************************************
-SYNOPSIS
-*****************************************************
-
-gp_restore --gp-k=<timestamp_key> -d <database_name> [-i] [-v] [-a | -s] 
-[-h <hostname> ] [-p <port>] [-U <username>] [-W] [--gp-c] [--gp-i] 
-[--gp-d=<directoryname>] [--gp-r=<reportfile>] [--gp-l=dbid [, ...]] 
-
-gp_restore -? | -h | --help 
-
-gp_restore --version 
-
-
-*****************************************************
-DESCRIPTION
-*****************************************************
-
-The gp_restore utility recreates the data definitions (schema) and user 
-data in a Greenplum database using the script files created by an 
-gp_dump operation. The use of this utility assumes: 
-
-1. You have backup files created by an gp_dump operation. 
-
-2. Your Greenplum Database system up and running. 
-
-3. Your Greenplum Database system has the exact same number of segment 
-   instances (primary and mirror) as the system that was backed up using 
-   gp_dump. 
-
-4. (optional) The gp_restore utility uses the information in the 
-   Greenplum system catalog tables to determine the hosts, ports, and
-   data directories for the segment instances it is restoring. If you want
-   to change any of this information (for example, move the system to a 
-   different array of hosts) you must use the gprebuildsystem and 
-   gprebuildseg scripts to reconfigure your array before restoring. 
-
-5. The databases you are restoring have been created in the system. 
-
-6. If you used the options -s (schema only), -a (data only), --gp-c 
-   (compressed), --gp-d (alternate dump file location) when performing 
-   the gp_dump operation, you must specify these options when doing the 
-   gp_restore as well. 
-
-The functionality of gp_restore is analogous to the PostgreSQL pg_restore 
-utility, which restores a database from files created by the database 
-backup process. It issues the commands necessary to reconstruct the 
-database to the state it was in at the time it was saved. 
-
-The functionality of gp_restore is modified to accommodate the 
-distributed nature of Greenplum Database, and to use files created by 
-an gp_dump operation. Keep in mind that a database in Greenplum is 
-actually comprised of several PostgreSQL database instances (the master 
-and all segments), each of which must be restored individually. The 
-gp_restore utility takes care of populating each segment in the system 
-with its own distinct portion of data. 
-
-NOTE: The gp_dump utility creates a dump file in the master data 
-directory named gp_dump_1_<dbid>_<timestamp>_post_data that contains 
-commands to rebuild objects associated with the tables. When the 
-database is restored with gp_restore, first, the schema and data are 
-restored, and then, the dump file is used to rebuilt the other objects 
-associated with the tables. 
-
-The gp_restore utility performs the following actions: 
-
-ON THE MASTER HOST 
-
-* Creates the user database schema(s) using the 
-  gp_dump_1_<dbid>_<timestamp> SQL file created by gp_dump. 
-
-* Creates a log file in the master data directory named 
-  gp_restore_status_1_<dbid>_<timestamp>. 
-
-* gp_restore launches a gp_restore_agent for each segment instance to 
-  be restored. gp_restore_agent processes run on the segment hosts and 
-  report status back to the gp_restore process running on the master host. 
-
-
-ON THE SEGMENT HOSTS 
-
-* Restores the user data for each segment instance using the 
-  gp_dump_0_<dbid>_<timestamp> files created by gp_dump. Each segment 
-  instance on a host (primary and mirror instances) are restored. 
-
-* Creates a log file for each segment instance named 
-  gp_restore_status_0_<dbid>_<timestamp>. 
-
-  
-The 14 digit timestamp is the number that uniquely identifies the backup 
-job to be restored, and is part of the filename for each dump file 
-created by a gp_dump operation. This timestamp must be passed to the 
-gp_restore utility when restoring a Greenplum Database. 
-
-NOTE: The restore status files are stored under the db_dumps/<date> 
-directory. 
-
-After the data in the tables is restored, check the report status files 
-to verify that there no errors. 
-
-
-*****************************************************
-OPTIONS
-*****************************************************
-
---gp-k=<timestamp_key> 
-
- Required. The 14 digit timestamp key that uniquely identifies the backup 
- set of data to restore. This timestamp can be found in the gp_dump log 
- file output, as well as at the end of the dump files created by a 
- gp_dump operation. It is of the form YYYYMMDDHHMMSS. 
-
-
--d <database_name> | --dbname=<dbname> 
-
- Required. The name of the database to connect to in order to restore the 
- user data. The database(s) you are restoring must exist, gp_restore does 
- not create the database. 
-
-
--i | --ignore-version 
-
- Ignores a version mismatch between gp_restore and the database server. 
-
-
--v | --verbose 
-
- Specifies verbose mode. 
-
-
--a | --data-only 
-
- Restore only the data, not the schema (data definitions). 
-
-
--s | --schema-only 
-
-Restores only the schema (data definitions), no user data is restored. 
-
-
--h <hostname> | --host=<hostname> 
-
- The host name of the Greenplum master host. If not provided, the value 
- of PGHOST or the local host is used. 
-
- 
--p <port> | --port=<port> 
-
- The Greenplum master port. If not provided, the value of PGPORT or the 
- port number provided at compile time is used. 
-
- 
--U <username> | --username=<username> 
-
- The database superuser account name, for example gpadmin. If not 
- provided, the value of PGUSER or the current OS user name is used. 
-
- 
--W (force password prompt) 
-
- Forces a password prompt. This will happen automatically if the server 
- requires password authentication. 
-
-
---gp-c (use gunzip) 
-
- Use gunzip for inline decompression. 
-
- 
---gp-i (ignore errors) 
-
- Specifies that processing should ignore any errors that occur. Use this 
- option to continue restore processing on errors. 
-
-
---gp-d=<directoryname> 
-
- Specifies the relative or absolute path to backup files on the hosts. If 
- this is a relative path, it is considered to be relative to the data 
- directory. If not specified, defaults to the data directory of each 
- instance being restored. Use this option if you created your backup 
- files in an alternate location when running gp_dump. 
-
-
---gp-r=<reportfile> 
-
- Specifies the full path name where the restore job report file will be 
- placed on the master host. If not specified, defaults to the master data 
- directory. 
-
-
---gp-l=<dbid> [, ...] (restore certain segments) 
-
- Specifies whether to check for backup files on only the specified active 
- segment instances (followed by a comma-separated list of the segments 
- dbid). The default is to check for backup files on all active segments, 
- restore the active segments, and then syncronize the mirrors. 
-
- 
--? | -h | --help (help) 
-
- Displays the online help. 
-
- 
---version (show utility version) 
-
- Displays the version of this utility. 
-
-
-*****************************************************
-EXAMPLES
-*****************************************************
-
-Restore an Greenplum database using backup files created by gp_dump: 
-
- gp_restore --gp-k=2005103112453 -d gpdb 
-
-
-Restore a single segment instance only (by noting the dbid of the 
-segment instance): 
-
- gp_restore --gp-k=2005103112453 -d gpdb --gp-s=5 
-
-
-*****************************************************
-SEE ALSO
-*****************************************************
-
-pg_restore, gpdbrestore 
-

gpMgmt/doc/gpcheckos.xml

-<?xml version="1.0"?>
-<gpcheckosxml>
-<osParm>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-        	<param>net.ipv4.ip_forward</param>
-        	<value>0</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>net.ipv4.tcp_tw_recycle</param>
-        	<value>1</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>kernel.sem</param>
-        	<value>250  64000  100  512</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>kernel.shmall</param>
-        	<value>4000000000</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>kernel.shmmni</param>
-        	<value>4096</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>kernel.shmmax</param>
-		<value>500000000</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>kernel.msgmax</param>
-		<value>65536</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-	  	<param>kernel.msgmnb</param>
-		<value>65536</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>net.ipv4.tcp_syncookies</param>
-        	<value>1</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>kernel.core_uses_pid</param>
-        	<value>1</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-        	<param>net.ipv4.conf.default.accept_source_route</param>
-        	<value>0</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
-		<param>net.ipv4.tcp_max_syn_backlog</param>
-        	<value>1</value>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>net.core.netdev_max_backlog</param>
-        	<value>10000</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>vm.overcommit_memory</param>
-        	<value>2</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
- 	<sysctlConf>
-		<param>kernel.sysrq</param>
-        	<value>0</value>
- 	</sysctlConf>
-        <limitsConf>
- 		<limit>nofile</limit>
-		<softValue>* soft nofile 65536</softValue>
-		<hardValue>* hard  nofile 65536</hardValue>
-	</limitsConf>
-        <limitsConf>
- 		<limit>nproc</limit>
-		<softValue>* soft  nproc 131072</softValue>
-		<hardValue>* hard  nproc 131072</hardValue>
-	</limitsConf>
-        <blockDev>
-            	<target>/dev/sd?</target> 
-                <operation>setra</operation>
-		<opValue>16384</opValue>
-        </blockDev>
-        <grub>
- 		<appendValue>elevator=deadline</appendValue>
-        </grub>
-
-</osParm>
-<refPlatform>
-  	<Dell>
-             <model>PowerEdge R710</model>
-  	</Dell>
-  	<hp>
-             <model>ProLiant DL185</model>
-             <ctrlUtil>/usr/sbin/hpacucli</ctrlUtil>
-  	</hp>
-</refPlatform>
-</gpcheckosxml>

gpMgmt/doc/gpcheckos_help

-COMMAND NAME: gpcheckos
-
-THIS UTILITY IS DEPRECATED - USE gpcheck INSTEAD.

gpMgmt/doc/gpcrondump_help

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ gpcrondump -x database_name
      [ -c  [ --cleanup-date yyyymmdd  |  --cleanup-total n ] ]
      [-z] [-r] [-f <free_space_percent>] [-b] [-h] [-H] [-j | -k]
      [-g] [-G] [-C] [-d <master_data_directory>] [-B <parallel_processes>] 
-     [-a] [-q] [-y <reportfile>] [-l <logfile_directory>]
+     [-a] [-q] [-l <logfile_directory>]
      [--email-file <path_to_file> ] [-v]
      { [-E encoding] [--inserts | --column-inserts] [--oids]
      [--no-owner | --use-set-session-authorization] 
@@ -833,17 +833,6 @@ OPTIONS
  multiple databases. 
 
 
--y <reportfile> 
-
- This option is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. If 
- specified, a warning message is returned stating that the -y option is 
- deprecated. 
-
- Specifies the full path name where a copy of the backup job log file is 
- placed on the master host. The job log file is created in the master 
- data directory or if running remotely, the current working directory. 
-
-
 -z (no compression) 
 
  Do not use compression. Default is to compress the dump files using 

gpMgmt/doc/gpdetective_help

-COMMAND NAME: gpdetective
-
-Collects diagnostic information from a running Greenplum Database system.
-
-The gpdetective utility is deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
-
-*****************************************************
-SYNOPSIS
-*****************************************************
-
-gpdetective [-h <hostname>] [-p <port>] [-U <username>] [-P <password>] 
-            [--start_date <number_of_days> | <YYYY-MM-DD>] 
-            [--end_date <YYYY-MM-DD>]
-            [--diagnostics a|n|s|o|c] 
-            [--logs a|n|<dbid>[,<dbid>,... | -<dbid>]] 
-            [--cores t|f]
-            [--pg_dumpall t|f] [--pg_dump_options <option>[,...]] 
-            [--tempdir <temp_dir>] 
-            [--connect t|f]
-
-gpdetective -?
-
-gpdetective -v
-
-
-*****************************************************
-DESCRIPTION
-*****************************************************
-
-The gpdetective utility collects information from a running Greenplum 
-Database system and creates a bzip2-compressed tar output file. This 
-output file can then be sent to Greenplum Customer Support to help with 
-the diagnosis of Greenplum Database errors or system failures. The 
-gpdetective utility runs the following diagnostic tests:
-
-  * gpstate to check the system status
-  * gpcheckos to verify the recommended OS settings on all hosts
-  * gpcheckcat and gpcheckdb to check the system catalog tables 
-    for inconsistencies
-
-gpdetective captures the following files and Greenplum system information:
-
-  * postgresql.conf configuration files
-  * log files (master and segments)
-  * Greenplum Database system configuration information
-  * (optional) Core files
-  * (optional) Schema DDL dumps for all databases and global objects 
-    
-A bzip2-compressed tar output file containing this information is created 
-in the current directory with a file name of gpdetective<timestamp>.tar.bz2.
-
-
-*****************************************************
-OPTIONS
-*****************************************************
-
---connect t|f
-
-  Specifies if gpdetective should connect to the database to obtain 
-  system information. The default is true (t). If false (f), 
-  gpdetective only gathers information it can obtain without making 
-  a connection to the database. This information includes (from the
-  master host):
-
-  * Log files
-  * The <master_data_directory>/postgresql.conf file
-  * The ~/gpAdminLogs directory
-  * gpcheckos output
-  * Core files
-
-
---cores t|f 
-
-  Determines whether or not the utility retrieves core files. The 
-  default is true (t).
-
-
---diagnostics a|n|s|o|c
- 
-  Specifies the diagnostic tests to run: all (a), none (n), 
-  operating system (o) diagnostics, or catalog (c) diagnostics. 
-  The default is all (a).
-
-
---end_date YYYY-MM-DD
- 
-  Sets the end date for the diagnostic information collected. The 
-  collected information ends at 00:00:00 of the specified date. 
-
-
--h hostname
-
-  The host name of the machine on which the Greenplum master 
-  database server is running. If not specified, reads from the 
-  environment variable PGHOST or defaults to localhost.
-
-
---logs a|n|dbid_list
-
-  Specifies which log file(s) to retrieve: all (a), none (n), a 
-  comma separated list of segment dbid numbers, or a range of dbid 
-  numbers divided by a dash (-) (for example, 3-6 retrieves logs 
-  from segments 3, 4, 5, and 6). The default is all (a).
-
-
--P password
-
-  If Greenplum Database is configured to use password authentication, 
-  you must also supply the database superuser password. If not specified, 
-  reads from ~/.pgpass if it exists.
-
-
---pg_dumpall t|f
-
-  Determines whether or not the utility runs pg_dumpall to collect 
-  schema DDL for all databases and global objects. The default is true (t).
-
-
---pg_dump_options option[,...]
- 
-  If --pg_dumpall is true, specifies a comma separated list of dump 
-  options to use when the pg_dumpall utility is called. See pg_dumpall 
-  for a valid list of dump options.
-
-
--p port
-
-  The TCP port on which the Greenplum master database server is listening 
-  for connections. If not specified, reads from the environment variable 
-  PGPORT or defaults to 5432.
-
-
---start_date number_of_days | YYYY-MM-DD
-
-  Sets the start date for the diagnostic information collected. Specify 
-  either the number of days prior, or an explicit past date.
-
-
---tempdir temp_dir
- 
-  Specifies the temporary directory used by gpdetective. The default 
-  value is determined by the $TEMP, $TMP and $TMPDIR environment variables.
-
-
--U gp_superuser
-
-  The Greenplum database superuser role name to connect as (typically gpadmin). If not specified, reads from the environment variable PGUSER or defaults to the current system user name.
-
-
--v (show utility version)
-
-  Displays the version of this utility.
-
-
--? (help)
-
-  Displays the utility usage and syntax.
-
-
-*****************************************************
-EXAMPLES
-*****************************************************
-
-Collect all diagnostic information for a Greenplum Database system 
-and supply the required connection information for the master host:
-
-  gpdetective -h mdw -p 54320 -U gpadmin -P mypassword
-
-
-Run diagnostics and collect all logs and system information for the 
-past two days:
-
-  gpdetective --start_date 2
-
-
-Do not run diagnostic tests or schema dumps, just collect the log 
-files of the master and segment 3:
-
-  gpdetective --diagnostics n --logs -1,3 --pg_dumpall f
-
-
-*****************************************************
-SEE ALSO
-*****************************************************
-
-gpstate, gpcheckos, pg_dumpall
\ No newline at end of file

gpMgmt/doc/gpsuspend_help

-COMMAND NAME:  gpsuspend
-
-Pause and resume a running Greenplum Database
-
-******************************************************
-SYNOPSIS
-******************************************************
-
-gpsuspend --pause [--batchsize batchsize] [--noninteractive]
-
-gpsuspend --resume --pausefile pausefile_name [--batchsize batchsize]
-
-gpsuspend -? | -h | --help
-
-Prerequisites:
-
-* You are logged in as the Greenplum Database superuser (gpadmin).
-
-* You are on the machine that is running the master database
-
-* You are not running --pause on an already paused database
-
-
-*******************************************************
-DESCRIPTION
-*******************************************************
-
-The gpsuspend utility can pause a running instance of Greenplum Database.
-
-The utility is first run in 'pause' mode which will pause the database.
-In 'pause' mode, the successful output of the command will print the 
-location of a generated pausefile which can be used to restore the
-system state.
-
-In 'resume' mode you must pass the location of the pause file which describes
-the list of segment hosts in a Greenplum database and can be used to resume
-the paused system
-
-By default the utility is run in interactive mode.  In interactive mode
-The utitility will stop after pausing the database and wait for user entry.
-At this point the database is paused.  When the administrator is ready to 
-resume the database they can use the prompt to enter 'resume' and the database
-will be resumed. To disable interactive mode and run 'pause' and 'resume' 
-independtly use the --noninteractive option with --pause.
-
-The utility pauses the database using unix signals STOP and CONT.  If you want
-to confirm that the database is paused you can use gpssh and enter the command
-ps ax | grep postgres | grep -v grep.  This will list all postgres processes
-on your cluster and the run state.  All processes should be in a STOP state.
-Also note, the order in which the processes are paused and resumed is important.
-First the master postgres instance is paused and then the segments.  Also within
-a postgres instance, first the postmaster process is paused and then its children.
-
-
-********************************************************
-OPTIONS
-********************************************************
-
-
--h (help)
-
-Displays the online help.
-
---pause
-
-Sets the utility into 'pause' mode
-
---resume
-
-Sets the utility into 'resume' mode
-
---pausefile <pausefilename>
-
-This option is used in 'resume' mode for the utility to know the 
-location of the segments while the database is paused and inaccessible.
-The file is generated to the GPHOME directory during 'pause' mode.
-
---noninteractive
-
-This option will disable the default interactive mode.
-
--B <batch_size>
-
-The number of worker threads for connecting to segment hosts.
-By making this number higher, more parallel ssh connections will be
-made in order to complete the job faster.
-
---verbose | -v (verbose) 
-
-Verbose debugging output.
-
--? | h (help)
-
-Displays the online help.
-
-
-*********************************************************
-EXAMPLES
-*********************************************************
-
-Pause a running Greenplum database:
-
-$ gpsuspend --pause --noninteractive
-
-
-Resume a running Greenplum database using a pausefile:
-
-$ gpsuspend --resume --pausefile /home/gpadmin/greenplum-db/./gp_pause.20091113.2158.dat
-
-Running in interactive mode:
-
-$ gpsuspend --pause
-Database is paused. When you are ready, type a command below to resume or quit.
- quit|resume (default=quit):
-$ resume
---done--
-
-
-**********************************************************
-SEE ALSO
-**********************************************************
-
-gpstart, gpstop

src/bin/pg_dump/cdb/cdb_dump.c

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ static bool testPartitioningSupport(void);
 static bool transformPassThroughParms(InputOptions * pInputOpts);
 static bool copyFilesToSegments(InputOptions * pInputOpts, SegmentDatabaseArray *segDBAr);
 static int	getRemoteVersion(void);
-static bool no_expand_children; /* Do not expand child partitions. This option is passed from gpcrondump.py */
+static bool no_expand_children; /* Do not expand child partitions. This option is passed from gpcrondump */
 
 /*
  * static and extern global variables left over from pg_dump

src/bin/pg_dump/cdb/cdb_dump_agent.c

@@ -883,7 +883,7 @@ main(int argc, char **argv)
 #ifdef USE_DDBOOST
 	if (dd_boost_enabled)
 	{
-		/* The storage unit is created by the gpcrondump.py, before all the agents are executed */
+		/* The storage unit is created by the gpcrondump, before all the agents are executed */
 		/* Hence it is always false here														*/
 		/* remote is always false when doing backup to primary DDR */
 		int err = DD_ERR_NONE;