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#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w # # Version 0.1 # http://www.dwoptimize.com/2007/05/data-type-validation-using-regular +.html # jag.singh@dwoptimize.com # # 1. Read specification file that defines the data file layout: # 1.1. attribute name # 1.2. attribute data type using regular expressions (http://www.perl. +com/pub/a/2000/11/begperl3.html) # 1.3. default data value # # 2. Validate data file for data type; replace file attribute data wit +h default value # if data type does not match specification # # 3. Create output data file with bad data values replaced by the defa +ult values # # 4. Create log file with results of data validation # # 5. Abort data validation process, if total number of errors reach ma +x_errors # ($spec_file, $data_in_file, $data_out_file, $log_file, $max_errors) = +@ARGV; # read command line parameters open (log_file, ">$log_file") or die "Can not open file $log_file, $!" +; open (spec_file, "$spec_file") or die "Can not open file $spec_file, $ +!"; open (data_in_file, "$data_in_file") or die "Can not open file $data_i +n_file, $!"; open (data_out_file, ">$data_out_file") or die "Can not open file $dat +a_out_file, $!"; print log_file "Spec File> ", $spec_file, "\n", "Data In File> ", $dat +a_in_file, "\n", "Data Out File> ", $data_out_file, "\n", "Log File> ", $log_file, "\ +n", "Max errors: ", $max_errors, "\n"; # foreach $spec_line () { # Read full data file specification into memor +y from the spec file, # this will be used for "lookup" chomp ($spec_line); # remove the newline from $spec_line. @spec_one_attribute = split(/\,/, $spec_line); # the spec file is ', +' delimited # @spec_one_attribute contains: attribute name, attribute data typ +e (regular expression), and default value push (@spec_all_attributes, [@spec_one_attribute]); # @spec_all_attr +ibutes contain the full data file specification } # $line_number = 1; $total_errors = 0; DATALINE: foreach $data_in_file () { # read data file, line by line chomp ($data_in_file); # remove the newline @data_in_attributes = split (/\|/, $data_in_file); # the data file i +s '|' delimited if ($#data_in_attributes != $#spec_all_attributes) { # number of attributes on the data line do not match with the spec +ification $total_errors++; print log_file "Error ", $total_errors, ". On the data line: ", $l +ine_number, ", # attributes: ", $#data_in_attributes + 1, ", do not match # attributes in the file specification: ", $#spe +c_all_attributes + 1, "\n"; last DATALINE if ($total_errors >= $max_errors); # terminate if to +o many errors next; # skip data attribute type validation } $attribute_position = 0; @data_out_attributes = (); foreach $attribute (@data_in_attributes) { if ($attribute =~ m/$spec_all_attributes[$attribute_position][1]/) + { # validate data attribute type by performing # lookup for the regular expression from the spec memory structu +re push (@data_out_attributes, $attribute); # Correct data type, th +e output value is same as input value } else { push (@data_out_attributes, $spec_all_attributes[$attribute_posi +tion][2]); # Bad data type, use default provided in the spec for output v +alue $total_errors++; print log_file "Error ", $total_errors, ". Data type error on li +ne: ", $line_number, ", attribute: ", $attribute_position + 1, " (", $spec_all_attr +ibutes[$attribute_position][0], ")\n"; } last DATALINE if ($total_errors >= $max_errors); # terminate if to +o many errors $attribute_position++; } print data_out_file join ("|", @data_out_attributes), "\n"; # the da +ta out file is '|' delimited } continue { # update line number counter even if the data attribute t +ype validation is skipped $line_number++; } # if ($total_errors >= $max_errors) { print log_file "Max error count reached: ", $total_errors, ", proces +s terminated\n"; } else { print log_file "Process completed with: ", $total_errors, " errors\n +"; } # End

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