Hey everyone,

After a text file was ingested into my file manager, I run the command:

./query-tool --url http://localhost:9000 --sql -query "SELECT * FROM
GenericFile"

to verify the new file. However, it raised such an error:

$ ./query-tool --url http://localhost:9000 --sql -query "SELECT * FROM
GenericFile"
./query-tool: line 73: cd:
/Users/AngelaWang/Documents/programs/components/filemgr/bin: No such file
or directory
./query-tool: line 75: : command not found

This is due to the wrong values of the OODT_HOME and FILEMGR_HOME variables
in the query-tool script.

To solve the problem, please

(1) Line 45, change the code from

# Only set OODT_HOME if not already set
*[ -z "$OODT_HOME" ] && OODT_HOME=`cd "$PRGDIR/../../.." ; pwd`*

to

# Only set OODT_HOME if not already set
*[ -z "$OODT_HOME" ] && OODT_HOME=`cd "$PRGDIR/../.." ; pwd`*

(2) Line 54, change the code from

# Only set FILEMGR_HOME if not already set
if [ -z "$FILEMGR_HOME" ]; then
*  FILEMGR_HOME="$OODT_HOME"/components/filemgr*
  export FILEMGR_HOME
fi

to

# Only set FILEMGR_HOME if not already set
if [ -z "$FILEMGR_HOME" ]; then
*  FILEMGR_HOME="$OODT_HOME"/filemgr*
  export FILEMGR_HOME
fi

Now if you run the same command, then everything is ok.

$ ./query-tool --url http://localhost:9000 --sql -query "SELECT * FROM
GenericFile"
/Users/AngelaWang/Documents/programs/oodt-0.7/data/archive/test.txt,text/plain,text,plain,Flat,79a7bbc0-6542-11e4-82c3-33fd0e4b4523,GenericFile,2014-11-05T15:21:31.129-08:00,test.txt,test.txt

Thanks.

Best,
Mengying (Angela) Wang

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