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 # @(#) BUGS 2.1.8.20@(#)
 # The following is a list of the various DBGEN/QGEN bugs that have been
 # and are being fixed. Each entry is of the form:
 # 
 #	Problem #xx: STATUS   -- MR ID and OPEN/closed
 #                        followed by a detailed explanation
 #    TYPE:            -- classification of the bug or issue
 #    SPEC FIX:        -- details of any change to the spec
 #    DBGEN FIX:       -- details of any change needed to QGEN/DBGEN
 #    ANSWER SETS:     -- any effect on answer sets
 #    WORKAROUND:      -- temporary fix, if available
 #    HELP NEEDED:     -- any work/assistance required
 #    AUDITORS NOTIFIED:  -- date auditors were notified, if appropriate
 #    OPENED AGAINST:     -- date and effected versions
 #    CLOSED IN:       -- date and fixed version
 #
 #	OPEN BUGS
 #	==========
 #	Problem #33: Parallel load doesn't work under NT
 #
 #	OPEN Feature Requests
 #	=================
 #	Problem #9:  would like to include answer set formatting in query templates
 #	Problem #37: need way to validate DBGEN without large storage requriement
 #	Problem #58: Need way to track changes from one release to the next
 #	
 #	OPEN Documentation Errors
 #	=================
 #	None
 #---------------------------------------------------------------------
 #Complete Bug List
 #==================
 Problem #1: closed
 Summary: Q10 returns no rows
 	Since orders can only be returned (l_returnflag = 'R') after they 
 	have been received, and can't be received in the future, the
 	number of permissible orders for query 10 tails off early in
 	1995. If you are lucky enough to get a parameter substitution
 	after February '95 (allowed in 2.12.3), things can go "quickly".
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX: replace 2.12.3 (1) with "DATE is the first day in a
 	rundomly selected month between the first month of 1993 and the
 	last month of 1994"
 DBGEN FIX: change permisible substitution range for query 10, 
 	parameter 1
 ANSWER SETS: not effected.
 WORKAROUND: use a different seed for qgen parameter substitution
 HELP NEEDED:
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN:      1.0.1 (dbgen and qgen)
 Problem #2: closed
 Summary: parallelism in load to gen differing data sets
 the parallel load code was based on extensible data sets; since
 	 each "extension" made an assumption of scale factor, the data
 	 could end up clustered. Further, since the RNG is
 	 self-modifying, different numbers of extension led to different
 	 final data sets.
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX: none.
 DBGEN FIX: remove -E(xtensible) option and implement pure parallel
 load with a known scale factor; rebuild seed files
 ANSWER SETS: not effected. (parallelism not implemented for SF <= 1)
 WORKAROUND: don't use the parallel load (-C) option to DBGEN
 HELP NEEDED: testers needed.
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	yes.
 OPENED AGAINST:     1.0
 CLOSED IN:          1.0.1
 Problem #3: closed
 Summary: some arithmetic tends to overflow at large SF
 retailprice tends to SF/10 as SF increases. this can lead to
 	 data corruption in extendedprice and aggregate calculations
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX: will need rework of 1.3 wrt retailprice calculation
 DBGEN FIX: modification to second term of rpb_routine() calcuation
 to limit contibution of second term to the maximum seen at 
 	       SF=.1
 ANSWER SETS: not effected
 WORKAROUND: code retail/extended price calculations as long long;
 build smaller data sets
 HELP NEEDED:
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN:      1.0.1
 Problem #4: closed
 Summary: dbgen not ported to NT
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX:  none
 DBGEN FIX: need to roll in changes supplied by IBM
 ANSWER SETS: not effected
 WORKAROUND: N/A
 HELP NEEDED: N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN: 1.1.0
 Problem #5: closed
 Summary: QGEN seed init inconsistent
 A prior fix assured that parameter values were query order
 	 independent when a seed was provided on the command line. need
 	 to make this true when no seed is provided
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX: none
 DBGEN FIX: rework seed init loop in qgen.c
 ANSWER SETS: not effected
 WORKAROUND: supply seeds on command line
 HELP NEEDED: none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN: 1.0.1
 Problem #6: closed
 Summary: command line options with abutting arguments mishandled
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX:  none
 DBGEN FIX: minor fix to getopt routine in bm_utils.c
 ANSWER SETS: not effected
 WORKAROUND: separate options and arguments with a space
 HELP NEEDED: none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN: 1.0.1
 Problem #7: closed
 Summary: '-O f' asking for new file names twice
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX:  none
 DBGEN FIX: rework of set_files() in driver.c
 ANSWER SETS: not effected
 WORKAROUND: none
 HELP NEEDED: none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN: 1.0.1
 Problem #8: closed
 Summary: Seed generation taking too long
 SEVERITY:
 SPEC FIX: N/A
 DBGEN FIX: implement "skip and trudge" as discussed
 ANSWER SETS:  not effected
 WORKAROUND: none
 HELP NEEDED: 
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN: 1.0.1
 Problem #9: OPEN
 Summary: would like to include answer set formatting in query templates
 SEVERITY: feature request
 SPEC FIX: none
 DBGEN FIX: additional flag in qgen()
 ANSWER SETS: not effected
 WORKAROUND: N/A
 HELP NEEDED: asked for reproduction info 25 Oct 95
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	 N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN:
 Problem #10: closed
 Summary: need to re-introduce ability to do incremental, flat file builds
 SEVERITY: feature request
 SPEC FIX: none
 DBGEN FIX: add -S(tep) option to build one of many partial data sets
 ANSWER SETS: not effected
 WORKAROUND: N/A
 HELP NEEDED:
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	 N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0
 CLOSED IN: 1.0.1
 Problem #11: closed
 Summary: Row count for first delete at 10/100 is incorrect
 SEVERITY: Error
 SPEC FIX: None
 DBGEN FIX: 
 ANSWER SETS: No Effect
 WORKAROUND: hand edit of first delete file
 HELP NEEDED:
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	No
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.1
 CLOSED IN:		2.0.0 (not sure of precise release)
 CLOSED BY:      jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #12: closed
 Summary: Bad default rowcount generated for query 17
 SEVERITY: Error
 SPEC FIX: None
 DBGEN FIX: corrected rowcnt[] entries to be 1-based
 ANSWER SETS: N/A
 WORKAROUND: hand edit query or add explicit row count to template
 HELP NEEDED:
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.0
 CLOSED IN: 1.1.0
 Problem #13: closed
 Summary: Bad expansion of SET_OUTPUT for Teradata
 SEVERITY: Error
 SPEC FIX: N/A
 DBGEN FIX: new macro in tpcd.h
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND: Hand edit query or hardcode output directive in templates
 HELP NEEDED:
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	 N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.1
 CLOSED IN: 1.1.0
 Problem #14: closed
 Summary: Badly formed range deletes
 SEVERITY: Error
 SPEC FIX: N/A
 DBGEN FIX: TBD
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND: hand edit delete files
 HELP NEEDED: asked for reproduction info 25 Oct 95
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.1
 CLOSED IN:		2.0.0 (not sure of precise release)
 CLOSED BY:      jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #15: closed
 Summary: in a multi-stage load, parent tables are not properly named 
 when parent and child are build simultaneously
 SEVERITY: Error
 SPEC FIX: N/A
 DBGEN FIX: reworked tdef[].name in pr_X_Y routines for master/detail
 tables
 ANSWER SETS: N/A
 WORKAROUND: Build master/detail tables separately
 HELP NEEDED:
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	 N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.1
 CLOSED IN: 1.1.0
 Problem #16: closed
 Summary: update generation at large scale factors produced the wrong number
 of rows due to overflow of 32-bit integer
 SEVERITY: BUG
 SPEC FIX: N/A
 DBGEN FIX: corrected order of operations in row count calcuation in 
 driver.c
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:  use 64 bit integers
 HELP NEEDED: None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.1
 CLOSED IN: 1.1.0
 Problem #17: closed
 Summary: comment fields may be truncated when using columnar output, due to
 rounding/truncation in the length calculation
 SEVERITY: BUG
 SPEC FIX: N/A
 DBGEN FIX: add ceil() calls around all PR_VSTR() calls in print.c
 ANSWER SETS: N/A
 WORKAROUND: N/A
 HELP NEEDED: None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.1
 CLOSED IN: 1.1.0
 Problem #18: closed
 Summary: the output format for identifier fields in columnar output is
 unneccessarily large, and is inconsistant
 SEVERITY: minor
 SPEC FIX: N/A
 DBGEN FIX: revised PR_BCD2 macro
 ANSWER SETS: N/A
 WORKAROUND: avoid columnar output, or rework macro
 HELP NEEDED: none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	no
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.1.0
 OPENED BY:      jenn@torolab2.vnet.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:      1.1.0A
 CLOSED BY:      jms@informix.com
 Problem #19: closed
 Summary: the case statement used to decipher substitution points in the 
 query template allowed extraneous :'s to re-initialize the 
 parameter substitution
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 DBGEN FIX:    rework flag switch in qgen.c to explicitly call out numerics
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   be sure that there are no "unknown" flags in the template
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	yes
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.0.1
 OPENED BY:     jenn@torolab2.vnet.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:     1.1.0A
 CLOSED BY:     jms@informix.com 
 Problem #20: closed
 Summary: parameter substitution values were not effected by small changes 
 in seed values
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 DBGEN FIX:    add UnifInt() calls to RNG init in qgen.c
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   be sure seed values provide sufficient randomness in EQT
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	yes
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.1.0
 OPENED BY:     alain_crolotte@elsegundoca.attgis.com
 CLOSED IN:     1.1.0B
 CLOSED BY:     jms@informix.com 
 Problem #21: closed
 Summary: parameter logging doesn't properly handle the variable length of
 the substitution list
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 DBGEN FIX:    assure null termination of param list and bound the output
 loop that logs parameter usage
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   none
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.1.0B
 OPENED BY:     
 CLOSED IN: 1.1.0C
 CLOSED BY:     jms@informix.com 
 Problem #22: closed
 Summary: parameter output for Q11 can overflow default formatting at very
 large volumes
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 DBGEN FIX:    expand format string to %11.10f
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   hand code queries for large volumes
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.1.0B
 OPENED BY:     francois@ip.com
 CLOSED IN:     1.1.0C
 CLOSED BY:      jms@informix.com
 Problem #23: closed
 Summary: typos in variant 14c
 SEVERITY:     
 SPEC FIX:    N/A
 DBGEN FIX:   corrected query template
 ANSWER SETS: N/A
 WORKAROUND:  none
 HELP NEEDED: none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	no
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.1.0B
 OPENED BY:    francois@ip.com 
 CLOSED IN:    1.1.0C
 CLOSED BY:    jms@informix.com  
 Problem #24: closed
 Summary: macro PR_DATE was hard-coded to print t->alpha even though a 
 target was passed in as a parameter
 SEVERITY:     minor
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   re-worked macro to properly use its arguments 
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   none
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	no
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.1.0A
 OPENED BY:       Robert.Lane@eng.sun.com
 CLOSED IN:       dbgen 1.1.0B
 CLOSED BY:       jms@informix.com
 Problem #25: closed
 Summary: typos in variant 10a
 SEVERITY:     
 SPEC FIX:    N/A
 DBGEN FIX:   corrected query template
 ANSWER SETS: N/A
 WORKAROUND:  none
 HELP NEEDED: none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	no
 OPENED AGAINST: 1.1.0B
 OPENED BY:    francois@ip.com 
 CLOSED IN:    1.1.0C
 CLOSED BY:    jms@informix.com  
 Problem #26: closed
 Summary: the version numbers for QGEN and DBGEN do not match
 SEVERITY:     minor
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   unified version numbers starting with 1.1.0C
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	no
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.1.0B (or 1.1.0C, depending)
 OPENED BY:       Robert.Lane@eng.sun.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.1.0C
 CLOSED BY:       jms@informix.com
 Problem #27: closed
 Summary: correcting typos in 7, 9, 13
 SEVERITY:     minor
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   fixed them
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.1.0C (pre-release)
 OPENED BY:       tblank@vnet.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.1.0C
 CLOSED BY:       jms@informix.com
 Problem #28: closed
 Summary: Seed generation fails with SF > 1000 due to 32 bit integer
 arithmetic used to verify "divisible-ness" of data set
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   TBD
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.1.0C
 OPENED BY:       alain_colotte@elsegundoca.ncr.com
 CLOSED IN:      1.3.0 
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #29: closed
 Summary: Compile time errors on Solaris 2.5.1 and SunOS
 SEVERITY:    bug 
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Solaris fixed by renaming lineitem field from extended to
 				  eprice; SunOS problem documented in Porting.Notes
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.1.0D
 OPENED BY:       jms@informix.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.2.0
 CLOSED BY:       jms@informix.com
 Problem #30: closed
 Summary: Cryptic comments in dists.dss
 SEVERITY:     flaw
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Cleaned up the comments in the file
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.2.0
 OPENED BY:       francois@sizing.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.2.3 ALPHA 1
 CLOSED BY:       jms@informix.com
 Problem #31: closed
 Summary: Inconsistant handling of fopen() failures
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   introduced OPEN_CHECK macro (defined in dss.h)
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.2.0
 OPENED BY:       schiefer@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.3.0
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #32: closed
 Summary: Path separators were hard-coded
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   introduced PATH_SEP in config.h
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.2.0
 OPENED BY:       
 CLOSED IN:       1.3.0
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #33: OPEN
 Summary: Parallel load doesn't work under NT
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   use -S option to build each step independently
 HELP NEEDED:  none
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED:	N/A
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.1.0
 OPENED BY:       
 CLOSED IN:       
 CLOSED BY:       
 Problem #34: closed
 Summary: P_NAME not properly populated
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Corrected color selection logic in agg_str()
 ANSWER SETS:  NFI for 1.x since it effect answer sets
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.2.3
 OPENED BY:       schiefer@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.0.0
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #35: closed
 Summary: mk_sparse() returning bad orderkeys
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   corrected logic in mk_sparse() and bcd2_bin()
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.3.0    
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.3.1
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #36: closed
 Summary: a_rnd() doesn't mask properly, uses small 'alphabet'
 SEVERITY:     bug
 SPEC FIX:     Corrected 4.2.2.6 to reflect 64 character set
 SOURCE FIX:   changed mask in a_rnd() from 067 to 077
 ANSWER SETS:  NFI for 1.x since answers would be effected
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.2.3
 OPENED BY:       pek@elsegundoca.ncr.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.0.0
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #37: OPEN
 Summary: need way to validate DBGEN without large storage requriement
 SEVERITY:     Feature Request
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Provide vrf_xxx routine to generate checksums
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.2.3
 OPENED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 CLOSED IN:       
 CLOSED BY:       
 Problem #38: closed
 Summary: need to be able to generate specific update set
 SEVERITY:     Feature Request
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Update update generation to use -S <n> option
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.3.1
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.0.0 (not certain of fix version)
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #39: closed
 Summary: README for dbgen is out of date
 SEVERITY:     Documentation error
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Rewrite of README
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  2.0.0.6b
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.0.0
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #40: closed
 Summary: O_CUSTKEY is generated out of range at 10GB
 SEVERITY:     Bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Correction of CUST_MORTALITY calculation
 ANSWER SETS:  Unknown
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  2.0.0.7
 OPENED BY:       wayne.smith@intel.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.0.0.8
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #41: closed
 Summary: V2 appears slower than V1
 SEVERITY:     Bug
 SPEC FIX:    
 SOURCE FIX:   Used NthElement() in row_stop()
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  2.0.0.8
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.01a
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #42: closed
 Summary: Dual declaration of articles causes C++ compilation error
 SEVERITY:     Bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Duplicate declaration removed
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  2.0.0
 OPENED BY:       jpm@informix.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.0.0a
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #43: closed
 Summary: Subselect wild card not consistant with spec
 SEVERITY:     Bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Query templates corrected
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  2.0.0
 OPENED BY:       jpm@informix.com
 CLOSED IN:       2.0.0a
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #44: closed
 Summary: small money values incorrect
 SEVERITY:     Bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   reworked PR_xxx macros
 ANSWER SETS:  new answer included for Q22
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  2.0.0
 OPENED BY:       ac4@elsegundoca.ncr.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #45: closed
 Summary: L_ORDERKEY/O_ORDERKEY incorrect
 SEVERITY:     Bug
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   corrected pointer arithmetic in print.c
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.0.1
 OPENED BY:       jpm@informix.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1a
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #46: closed
 Summary: L_ORDERKEY/O_ORDERKEY incorrect
 SEVERITY:     Dup (see #45)
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   N/A
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.0.1
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1a
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #47: closed
 Summary: QGEN parameter substitution not random
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   corrected varsub RANDOM usage to reflect seed file removal
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.0.1
 OPENED BY:       wayne.smith@intel.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1a
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #48: closed
 Summary: QGEN parameter substitution not random for Q21
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   corrected varsub to only reference nations2 distribution
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.0.1a
 OPENED BY:       wayne.smith@intel.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1b
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #49: closed
 Summary: Extraneous trailing separator in delete files 
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   special-cased the handling of deletes using PR_KEY
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.0.1b
 OPENED BY:       wayne.smith@intel.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1c
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #50: closed
 Summary: qgen not generating valid parameter log files for defaults
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   corrected params/default reference
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.0.1
 OPENED BY:       cta@elsegundoca.ncr.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1d
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #51: closed
 Summary: inconistent/invariant substitutions in Q16, Q17, Q19
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   corrected "brand" selection to make order irrelevent
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  1.0.1
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1d
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 Problem #52: closed
 Summary: qgen seeds make parameter substitutions position dependant
 	The current scheme uses an individual RNG stream for each query, and seeds
 	all streams identically. Accordingly, two queries that use the same domain
 	for the same parameter will always have the same value (e.g., q9 and q20).
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   seed the individual streams with the sequence of random 
 				  numbers produced by the global seed value
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990708
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1a/1.1.0a (990727)
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:      qa52
 Problem #53: closed
 Summary: number of lineitems in update files no longer varies
 	The RNG is not being set at the start of update generation; accordingly
 	the original data (including rowcounts) is being "regenerated"
 SEVERITY:     
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990708
 OPENED BY:       jennc@ca.ibm.com
 CLOSED IN:       990810
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:      qa53
 Problem #54: closed
 Summary: segmented update files fail when rows per file is small
 	A round off error could cause the wrong number of rows to be output to a
 	given update file
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   correction to driver.c and print.c to use division and modulo
 				  to produce comparably sized files regardless of divisor
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990708
 OPENED BY:       v-larryk@microsoft.com
 CLOSED IN:       1.0.1a/1.1.0a (990727)
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com (using code from larry)
 CHECKED BY:      
 Problem #55: closed
 Summary: -S <n> generates bad data when used with updates
 	The RNG is not being properly set
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   added the appropriate offset to the RNG, and simplified the
 				  update generation code
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990708
 OPENED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 CLOSED IN:       990816
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com (using code from larry)
 CHECKED BY:      qa55
 Problem #56: closed
 Summary: Need way to specify dists.dss location on the command line
 SEVERITY:     FEATURE
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   added -b switch to driver.c and qgen.c
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990708
 OPENED BY:       clevine@microsoft.com
 CLOSED IN:       990830
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:      N/A
 Problem #57: closed
 Summary: Need way to remove all DBGEN output unless there is an error 
 SEVERITY:     FEATURE
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   added -q switch to driver.c and changed verbose if's
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990708
 OPENED BY:       clevine@microsoft.com
 CLOSED IN:       990830
 CLOSED BY:       jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:      N/A
 Problem #00058: OPEN
 Summary: Need way to track changes from one release to the next
 SEVERITY:     FEATURE
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   reintroduce and automate the CHANGES file. Require MRs for
 			  all source code changes
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  None
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990708
 OPENED BY:       mpoess@us.oracle.com
 CLOSED IN:       
 CLOSED BY:       
 CHECKED BY:     
 Problem #00059: closed
 Summary:      extra comma in Q2 template
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Template corrected
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   None.
 HELP NEEDED:  None.
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990830
 OPENED BY:    jpm@informix.com
 CLOSED ON:    990908
 CLOSED BY:    jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:   N/A
 Problem #00060: closed
 Summary:      segmented inserts/deletes creating an extra file
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Adding in missed change from original roll-in
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990830
 OPENED BY:    larryk@microsoft.com
 CLOSED ON:    990111
 CLOSED BY:    jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:   N/A
 Problem #00061: closed
 Summary:      64-bit support under DigUnix leads to math errors
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   Calculation of dRange in rnd.c now uses double cast
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  990830
 OPENED BY:    nramesh@us.oracle.com
 CLOSED ON:    000131
 CLOSED BY:    jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:   N/A
 Problem #00062: closed
 Summary:      bad update rollover after 1000 refreshes
    This test uses tpcH scale 0.01. We've encountered
 	an situation in which dbgen doesn't generate
 	the correct data for delete files delete.1000 and
 	above. In particular, file delete.1000 contains
 	keys to be deleted that have never been loaded.
 	Because of this problem, keys that should have been
 	deleted never are causing duplicate unique values
 	to appear in the incremental loads after we cycle
 	from the 4000th incremental update back around starting
 	again with the 1st one.
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   N/A
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  19991101
 OPENED BY:    Roger.McNicol@sybase.com
 CLOSED ON:    20000509
 CLOSED BY:    jms
 CHECKED BY:   N/A
 Problem #00063: closed
 Summary:      update copyright notice
    N/A
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   N/A
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  N/A
 OPENED BY:    jms@gradientsystems.com
 CLOSED ON:    20000131
 CLOSED BY:    jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:   N/A
 Problem #00064: closed
 Summary:      permute() introduce 0 selection in [1..50] for q16
    N/A
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   rework permute() to be 1-based
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  20000413
 OPENED BY:    lorna@permetrics.com
 CLOSED ON:    20000414
 CLOSED BY:    jms@gradientsystems.com
 CHECKED BY:   N/A
 Problem #00065: OPEN
 Summary:      permute correction caused dataset changes
    initial fix for #64 caused qa failures due to data set changes. New fix
 	is limited to query parameter substitution changes and has passed qa
 SEVERITY:     BUG
 SPEC FIX:     N/A
 SOURCE FIX:   N/A
 ANSWER SETS:  N/A
 WORKAROUND:   N/A
 HELP NEEDED:  N/A
 AUDITORS NOTIFIED: N/A	
 OPENED AGAINST:  20000511
 OPENED BY:    jms
 CLOSED ON:    N/A
 CLOSED BY:    N/A
 CHECKED BY:   N/A
 *********** 
 this file has been superceded by the bug tracking system available to 
 TPC members at:
 www2.gradient system.com
 *********** 
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/HISTORY
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/HISTORY
@ -0,0 +1,535 @@
 # @(#)HISTORY	2.1.8.3
 Changes as of 10/11/99
   -- versions: TPCH 1.2.0a, TPCR 1.1.0a
   -- Correction to segmented updates that was causing extra file to be 
 	  generated
   -- Porting changes for DigUnix
 Changes as of 08/28/99
   -- versions: TPCH 1.2.0, TPCR 1.1.0
   -- reduced parameter substitution range for Q18
   -- added new option to specify location of dists file (-b)
   -- added DBGEN option to suppress all output (-q)
 Changes as of 08/16/99
   -- versions: TPCH 1.1.0a, TPCR 1.0.1e
   -- prevent "reuse" of original data in update files
   -- correction to lint target in makefile.suite
   -- removal of vestigal l_partkey predicate from 21.sql
   -- reorder lineitem/order join in q5
   -- removal of table aliases from 2.sql
   -- randomize seeding of qgen RNG to close bug 52
   -- correct possible round off error in segmented update files
   -- corrected soft copy answer set for Q22
   -- corrected percision of answer set for Q19
 Changes as of 07/08/99
   -- versions: TPCH 1.1.0, TPCR 1.0.1
   -- WORKLOAD must be set to either TPCH or TPCR in the makefile
   -- unneeded reference to part table removed from q21 template
 Changes as of 06/04/99
   -- version 1.0.1d
   -- Restarted version numbering to match specification revisions for
 	  TPC-H and TPC-R
   -- Corrected answer set for for Q13
   -- Corrected parameter substitutions for Q16, Q17, Q19, Q20, Q21, Q22
   -- Corrected RNG initialization in qgen.c
   -- added adhoc.c adhoc.h to code base to support randomized data sets;
 	  currently disabled
   -- replaced calls to UnifInt() row_stop with call to NthElement()
   -- Corrected a problem that caused small negative money values to print as 
      a positive value
   -- Simplication of PR_xxx macros
   -- QGEN building correct parameter logs again
 ******************
 * NOTE NOTE NOTE *
 ******************
 Below this line the file refers to TPC-D which was retired in favor of 
 TPC-H and TPC-R. Since the new speicifications are numbered  from 1.0.0
 the program version was reset.
 ******************
 * NOTE NOTE NOTE *
 ******************
 Changes as of 01/05/99
   -- version 2.0.1
   -- added 1999 to the copyright notice
   -- corrected C++ compilation problem
   -- sub-select phrasing corrected in Q4, Q21, Q22
   -- added support for segmenting update files (contributed by Larry Kemp, HP)
 Changes as of 12/08/98
   -- version 2.0.0
   -- removed permute.h from clean target in makefile
 Changes as of 11/17/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha 8
   -- corrected o_custkey overrun bug
   -- removed upper bound on -C command option
   -- added static permute.h to distribution to match the specification
 Changes as of 10/23/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha 7
   -- removed references to DSS_SEED and SEED_TAG
   -- minor query template cleanup
   -- V2 answer sets added
   -- correction to hd_sparse for SF > 300
   -- added static declaration to row types in gen_tbl to fix update problem
   -- permuted params to Q22
 Changes as of 5/19/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha6b
   -- removed trailing apostrophe from dists.dss nouns for Tandem loader
   -- corrected mk_sparse() problem with alpha6
   -- added 64b support for NCR/Metaware
   -- corrected revision problem with 2.0.0.6
 Changes as of 5/7/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha6
   -- corrected generation of parent/child tables in parallel
   -- renamed ORDER table to ORDERS table
   -- revision of DBGEN synced with revision of 2.0 specification
   -- portability changes to process termination provided by John Matzka
   -- portability changes for Watcom C provided by Andrew Eisenberg
   -- indentation of specifications/templates now matches
   -- queries now include a consistant header format
 Changes as of 4/28/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha5
   -- NO RELEASE OF ALPHA 5 ; skipped to sync spec/DBGEN revision levels
 Changes as of 4/6/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha4
   -- corrected parallel table generation
   -- minor corrections to query templates
   -- portability changes for HP
 Changes as of 3/24/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha3
   -- include substitution parameters for Q22
   -- correct substitution parameters for Q16 under AIX
   -- include permute.h until unix/NT makefile fix
   -- correct orderkey generation
 Changes as of 3/20/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha2
   -- correct runtime malloc error from bad INIT_HUGE macro
   -- improve pseudo text distribution in comments
   -- fix problem with parallelism of data gen
   -- re-enable generation of parent/child tables
   -- remove recombinaton code for parallel flat files
 Changes as of 3/11/98
   -- version 2.0.0 Alpha1
   -- removed the TIME table
   -- removed the need for seed files
   -- made 1GB the validation database size
   -- add pseudo text support in comments
   -- correct character selection in a_rnd()
   -- correct population of P_NAME
   -- removed unclaimed variants
   -- added new queries 18-22, replaced Q13
 Changes as of 2/6/98
   -- version 1.3.1
   -- Revised 64 bit support to clean up bcd2_bin()and mk_sparse()
   -- Add 64b support for NT
 Changes as of 12/31/97
   -- version 1.3.0
   -- support for seed generation > 1TB (data gen still to be tested)
   -- rework of 64b support
   -- added bcd support for subtraction, comparison, modulo
   -- added 1998 to the copyright notice
   -- clarified comments in dists.dss
   -- corrected substitution problem in Q11
   -- standardized fopen() error messages with OPEN_CHECK()
   -- introduced PATH_SEP in config.h to allow changes in path separators
 Changes as of 12/15/96
   -- version 1.2.0
   -- corrected typos in queries 8a, 8c, 8d, 11a, 12F and 14F, 17a
   -- added variant 15c
   -- defined MAX_SCALE and MIN_SCALE; issued error messages for SF > 1000
         since implementation is incomplete
   -- seed file generation can now be resumed with dbgen -R <n> ...
   -- corrected slight compile bug under Solaris 2.5.1
   -- documented compile problems under SunOS
 Changes as of 8/1/96
   -- version 1.1.0D
   -- included new variants for queries 8 and 15
   -- re-introduced answer sets in the source tree
 Changes as of 5/1/96
   -- version 1.1.0C
   -- unified version numbering of DBGEN and QGEN
   -- updated BUGS list
   -- removed FAQ from soft appendix; web site will keep the current 
           version of the FAQ
   -- added 1996 to the copyright notice
   -- corrected bug in PR_DATE macro; NO CHANGE TO DATA SET
   -- properly initialize param values for cleaner logging
   -- adjusted output format of Q11 partam to allow scaling to 1TB
   -- corrected typos in variant 14c
   -- corrected data type for YEAR in variant 8c
   -- corrected typos in variant 10a
   -- added variant 8d
 Changes as of 1/23/96
   -- qgen version 1.1.0B
   -- include support for ANSI semantics
   -- improved patch for seed sensetivity
 Changes as of 1/23/96
   -- updated BUGS list
   -- dbgen version 1.1.0A
   -- patch to limit BCD2 fields to 12 characters for columnar output
   -- qgen version 1.1.0A
   -- patch to fix the "unknown flag" problem
   -- patch to fix the seed sensetivity problem
 Changes as of 12/19/95
   -- updated BUGS list
   -- dbgen version 1.1.0
   -- upped default value of MAX_CHILDREN to 1000
   -- corrected naming of detail tables in incremental load
   -- corrected range delete output
   -- forced delete files to truncate existing files
   -- removed fixed size tables from seed generation
   -- corrected overflow problem with large scale seed generation
   -- allow date generation as MM-DD-YY based on config.h #define
   -- correct truncation problem with columnar output in PR_VSTR()
   -- added support for Windows NT
   -- added PLATFORM macro to makefile, removed platform defines from
           config.h
   -- removed MAX_CHILDREN define from config.h (set to 1000 in dss.h)
   -- qgen version 1.1.0
   -- correct SET_OUTPUT macro to TDAT
   -- use %ld in output for q17; portability
   -- add support for SQLSERVER database dialect
   -- add support for SYBASE database dialect
   -- adjust parameter ranges for Q1, Q3, Q6
   -- add -T/-t option to usage summary
   -- added support for Windows NT
 Changes as of 09/01/95
   -- qgen version 1.0.1
   -- formalized version numbering 
   -- -p now generates correct query permutations
   -- added separate verion number for qgen
   -- corrected Q3 substitution problem
   -- updated permissible range for Q10 
   -- corrected rowcount_dflt and the MAX row indicator (-1)
   -- expanded param logging to include all possible parameters
   -- allowed qgen's -d option to be used at all scale factors
   -- made parameter substitution permutation-independent
   -- added qgen suppport for END_TRAN (-E) and DFLT_NUM (-N)
   -- correct handling of :n directive
   -- added more complete explanation of QGEN to README
   -- rename of random to rndm, for portability
   -- dbgen version 1.0.1
   -- formalized version numbering 
   -- inclusion of SF=1 seed file
   -- correct typo in usage() update example
   -- patch to driver.c to allow correct updates
   -- documentation change to README to clarify seed/stage/update
           intereaction
   -- corrected minor glitch in "open failed" error msg in print.c
   -- added missing line continuation to makefile.suite
   -- seed files are now based on scale factor and number of generators
   -- seed files now hold seeds for one "step" of a given build
   -- clean up of parallel load routines
   -- inclusion of faster seed generation routines from Susanne Englert
   -- removed the -E(xisting) option
   -- assure proper scaling of O_CUSTKEY
   -- corrected default update percentage
   -- proper handling of child tables with '-O f'
   -- removed seed files from the distribution
   -- modified rpb_routine() to limit contribution of partkey in 
           retailprice
   -- added '-S(tep)' option to allow multi-stage loads
   -- roll in of 32 bit speed_seed routines from Dick Shelton
   -- miscelaneous typo corrections in the documentation
   -- cleanup of usage output
 Changes as of 05/08/95
   -- version 1.0
   -- add Teradata defines to tpcd.h for QGEN
   -- add :c to query templates for database CONNECT syntax
   -- add examples of DBGEN and QGEN usage to README
   -- add -T option to qgen to allow time able usage
   -- query template names only requre .sql suffix, rest is arbitrary
 Changes as of 03/13/95
   -- version 9.1
   -- surround DBNAME with ifndef in config.h
   -- remove -DDBNAME from makefile.suite
   -- sync varchar handling with 9.1 draft
 Changes as of 02/21/95
   -- version 9.0a
   -- fixed bug in qgen that incorrectly included rnd.h
   -- included revised DDL with changes for char/varchar and l_quantity
   -- updated DBGEN help message to include new single table options for
           order/lineitem and part/partsupp
   -- included handling for multi-set seed files TPCDSEED.xxx
   -- generated seeds up through 400GB; headed to 1TB!
   -- ANSI lint cleanup; more needed
   -- UF2 now defaults to key lists; use "-O r" to generate key ranges
           also note, this routine this routine does NOT use the BCD2_* 
           routines. As a result, it WILL fail if the keys being deleted 
           exceed 32 bits. Since this would require ~660 update iterations, 
           this seems an acceptable oversight
 Changes as of 01/19/95
   -- version 9.0
   -- allowed command line seeding of RNG for QGEN
   -- order and number of params in QGEN now matches 
         presentation in spec
   -- fixed bug in time table format of O_ORDERDATE
   -- changed l_QUANTITY to FLOAT in dss.ddl
   -- reworked QGEN options to be more useful
   -- allowed creation of sparse keys beyond 32 bits (for 1TB)
   -- removed unused '#ifdef' and associated code
   -- allowed independent generation of master/detail tables 
           (eg, order/lineitem)
 Changes as of 12/06/94
   -- version 8.6
   -- fixed renaming of flat files for child tables
   -- various documentation fixes
   -- added naming convention section to Porting.Notes
   -- added -DIBM flag to config.h
   -- synced up QGEN with draft 8.1
 Changes as of 10/25/94
   -- version 8.5a
   -- corrected bug in columnar output of pr_supp
   -- added pr_drange to generate a list of order keys to be 
           deleted instead of generating SQL
   -- added '-O d' to generate range delete as SQL
   -- updated default values for QGEN to sync with spec 8.1
   -- corrected MK_SPARSE to reflect groups of 8
   -- corrected a bug in o_orderstatus
   -- regenerated seed files for SF in [1,10]
   -- ANSI cleanup (primarily function declarations)
 Changes as of 10/11/94
   -- version 8.5
   -- remove deletes/inserts to other than order/lineitem
   -- increased cardinality for part.type part.container
   -- '-r' argument is now integer; percentage in basis points
   -- initial roll-in of new update scheme
   -- added BBB comments to supplier table
 Changes as of 9/27/94
   -- version 8.4
   -- all money calculations now use integer math. This should 
           bring everyone's data sets into exact aggreement.
 Changes as of 9/21/94
   -- version 8.3b
   -- fixed handling of MAX_STREAM
   -- added floor function to RPRICE bridge
   -- misc lint cleanup (type fixes, new prototypes, etc.)
   -- MONEY format becomes lf for DOS
   -- further cleanup of PR_VSTR and its length argument
   -- change to parameter generation for Q6 to allow for float 
           discount
 Changes as of 9/15/94
   -- version 8.3a
   -- isolated MONEY format for Unisys (Lf) using DOS
   -- make sure all arguments to MAKE_MONEY were double's
   -- rolled in NEW_PTEXT to allow Berni to experiment
 Changes as of 9/12/94
   -- version 8.3
   -- added -T n and -T r to usage to match getopt() and README
   -- changed PR_MONEY to remove leading blanks
   -- included revised DDL from Berni
   -- included some MVS portability fixes in re malloc.h
   -- cleaned up error messages in qgen and made #define ofp usage
           universal
   -- additional DOS portability changes
   -- added {c,a}len to provide specific length for columnar 
           output of varchar
   -- added PR_VSTR to handle varchar printing under MVS
   -- fixed bit masking in a_rnd and cleaned up prototype match 
           with V_STR
   -- PR_MONEY now used %Lf
   -- added revised pseudo text under NEW_PTEXT ifdef for 
           experiments
 Changes as of 9/09/94
   -- version 8.2
   -- l_discount and l_tax are now fractional (per teleconference)
   -- money calculations moved to scaled integer math to clean up 
           answer sets
   -- changed PR_FLT() to PR_MONEY to clarify usage
   -- portability changes for SYBASE: dbname --> db_name
           STATUS --> DBGEN_STATUS
   -- added nations2 to dists.dss to handle qgen needs for now
   -- reintroduced #ifndef DOS
   -- reintroduced U2200 define to control kill_load()
   -- broke out nation and region separately in -T option
   -- updated dss.ddl based on mail from Berni
 Changes as of 8/31/94
   -- version 8.1
   -- scaling for clerks needed to be 1000 (was 100)
   -- added qgen parameter for scale
   -- changed qgen parameter from s)tream to p)ermutation
   -- synced qgen paramter values with 8.0 spec
   -- corrected duplications in dists.dss
 Changes as of 8/24/94
   -- version 8.0
   -- added sparse keys to lineitem/order
   -- added varchar generation for comments/addresses
   -- added variable lineitems/orders
   -- removed ifdef for normalized code_tables
   -- included code for parameter generation and template->EQT 
           routines
   -- updated README and Porting.Notes to reflect QGEN
   -- included DDL and RI examples from Berni
 Changes as of 6/15/94
   -- version 7.0b (numbers now match spec revsion)
   -- rework of code tables to properly map nation/region; when 
           compiled with -DCODE_TABLES distributions are taken from 
           code.dss and two additional fields are generated for 
           customers and suppliers, [cs]_ncode and [cs]_rcode, 
           immediately following [cs]_region
   -- replaced ifdef's around DEAD_DATA with opposites. DEAD_DATA 
           is now the default
   -- worked through code to see that it conformed to 7.0 
           specification
   -- adjusted scale factors/rowcounts for 1 GB == sf1
   -- brought help message in line with current code
   -- fixed order per customer at 10
   -- make suppkey scalable in lineitem/partsupp
 Changes as of 4/25/94
   -- version 1.5
   -- added the customers with no orders; Compile with -DDEAD_DATA 
           to activate the change.
   -- added the code table for nation and region; 
           Compile with -DCODE_TABLES to activate the change.
 Changes as of 3/17/94
   -- version 1.41
   -- completed implementation of JULIAN_DAY after talks with Berni
   -- misc cleanup in usage/README files
   -- removed all tabs and capped line length at 75
   -- added -n option to allowing naming of inline-loaded database
 Changes as of 3/16/94
   -- version 1.4
   -- prottyped julian day/month for query re-write work. Compile 
           with -DJULIAN_DAY to enable
   -- removed gen_times() from driver.c
   -- added VMS ifdef to config.h to clean up fork/signal issues
   -- added ICL ifdef to config.h to clean up getopt() issues
   -- changed header file references to config.h from machine.h
 Changes as of 3/2/94
   -- version 1.31
   -- corrected format of C_NAME to match S_NAME and O_CLERK
   -- re-allowed fractional scale factors < 1 (updates not 
           contiguous)
   -- added DSS_CONFIG environemnt variable
   -- reworked read_dist() to look for DSS_DIST in DSS_CONFIG
   -- updated the README file
 Changes as of 2/16/94
   -- version 1.3
   -- added command line options for parallel load and data set 
           expansion
   -- changed dists.dss delimiter to | for portability
   -- limited scale factors to integer values
   -- added command line option for seed file generation
   -- added all seed files to distribution for SFs 1 - 10
   -- moved machine.h to config.h and added MAX_CHILDREN define
   -- added 'f' flag to options to allow renaming of output files
   -- added generation of SQL delete statements to match updates
           (Note: updates are still single-threaded; -C is cleared 
           by -U)
   -- corrected field sizing in dsstypes.h typedefs to match v 6.4
   -- update percentage default set to 1%
 Changes as of 12/3/93
   -- version 1.2
   -- added command line option to adjust update percentage
   -- fixed update gneration for proper primary key ordering
   -- renamed UUSR/PRC to RUSSIA/CHINA in dists.dss
   -- cleaned up phone number generation to be consistant regard-
           less of order of evaluation
   -- adjusted size of lineitem comment to bring data in line with 
           100 MB == SF=1
 Changes as of 10/15/93
   -- added command line option for update data creation
   -- miscelaneous porting and cleanup changes
   -- reworked table generation to allow reuse for updates
   -- added comment field to tdefs structure
   -- added load_state and store_state to sync data gen and 
           update gen
 Changes as of 7/26/93
   -- combined loader and header stubs in load_stubs.c
   -- separated Revision History (this file) from README
   -- simplified makefile
   -- removed redundancies from colors distribution
   -- added getopt() for portability
   -- created Porting.Notes
   -- adjusted scaling rules
   -- added help option to the command line
 Changes as of 2/26/93
   -- combined all typedefs in one header: dsstypes.h
   -- combined flat file generation in print.ec
   -- combined typedef population in build.ec
   -- added -P to control rowcnt scaling (P for percentage)
   -- added -D option for Direct data generation and added 
           appropriate hooks in tdefs[] structure
   -- added -F option for flat file generation
   -- reused -T option (use -P 0.1 to build test size database)
           now accepts suboptions c,o,p,s for single table builds.
   -- dropped -M option (scaling is now by rowcount)
   -- added -O option for optional controls. Currently defined:
           -O t -- generate optional time table a join fields in 
                   order/lineitem
           -O h -- generate headers for flat file output
           -O m -- generate fixed column-length output
   -- removed dynamic memory allocation, redundant calls to 
           UnifInt, etc to improve performance
 Changes as of 1/12/92
   -- julian() changed to handle orders->orderdate correctly
   -- rflag distributions corrected in dists.dss
   -- sea, gold removed from color distribution to clean up substring 
      problems
   -- part->number and supplier-> adjusted for 1-based indexing
   -- time->day changed to be day of month, not day of year
   -- t.week changed to be week in year, not day of week
 Changes as of 11/18/92
   -- checked line length and tab for transmission
   -- another chapter in the portability wars. added #include 
      "machine.h" to dss.h (which is included by everyone else). Any 
      machine particular porting changes should go here.
   -- fixed fixed-field formats to prevent double printing
   -- expanded PR_FLT formats to %010.2
 Changes as of 10/21/92
   -- added fixed format and column header handling; users of headers 
      will have to define the header functions to be called in 
      int (*tdefs.header)()
 Changes as of 10/09/92:
   -- added ansi prototypes and recompiled with gcc -ansi. users may 
      need to change the CC definition in the makefile and the contents 
      of CFLAGS to reflect their particular ansi compiler.
   -- replaced all int references with long
   -- replaced all float references with double
   -- found and fixed odate/julian problem TS mentioned in 10/09 phone 
      call
 Changes as of 9/09/92:
   -- Park/Miller random number generator included
   -- clerk scaling changed to 100 * scale
   -- parts.name always built from 5 selections from colors set
   -- test scaling changed to ~60MB (TEST_SCALING == 10)
   -- logarithmic scaling removed
   -- mfgcost removed and retail/supplier cost bounds adjusted
   -- agg_str memory leak fixed
   -- independent RNG streams on a per column basis
 This is the revised data generator for DSS. 
 The rewrite tried to accomplish three things: (1) identify and isolate 
 all the implicit assumptions about limits, bounds, ranges, distribu-
 tions, etc.; (2) standardize the way any given table was generated/
 printed to ease understanding and maintenance; (3) bring the generator 
 in line with the current work of the committee and the excellent spec 
 the Indira put together; (4) provide an easy way to adjust distribu-
 tions, string contents and to facilitate experimentation to get a 
 better idea of the impact of data population changes.
 The files included are:
 driver.c       ------- main and the calling routines for the generators
 dist.c         ------- should really be named dss_util.c; misc routines
 customer.c     ------- generation and print routines for customer table
 orders.c       -------            ""             ""      order table
 parts.c        -------            ""             ""      parts/partsupp 
 suppliers.c    -------            ""             ""      suppliers table
 time.c         -------            ""             ""      time table
 customer.h     ------- associate header files; contain structure 
                       definitions
 dss.h                  dss.h holds the large number of assumptions and
 orders.h               values that have been used as IFDEFs.
 parts.h  
 suppliers.h
 time.h   
 dists.dss   ------- string selections and weights; used to build 
                    distributions
 Running make will create an executable (using the compiler flags in 
 CFLAGS, the ld flags in LDFLAGS and the libraries in LIBS [-O, -s, 
 and -lm by default]) which will create flat files suitable for dbload.
 t
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/PORTING.NOTES
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/PORTING.NOTES
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 # @(#)PORTING.NOTES	2.1.8.1
 Table of Contents
 ==================
 1. General Program Structure
 2. Naming Conventions and Variable Usage
 3. Porting Procedures
 4. Compilation Options
 5. Customizing QGEN
 6. Further Enhancements
 7. Known Porting Problems
 8. Reporting Problems
 1. General Program Structure
 The code provided with TPC-H and TPC-R benchmarks includes a database 
 population generator (DBGEN) and a query template translator(QGEN).  It 
 is written in ANSI-C, and is meant to be easily portable to a broad variety 
 of platforms. The program is composed of five source files and some 
 support and header files.  The main modules are:
        build.c: each table in the database schema is represented by a 
                 routine mk_XXXX, which populates a structure 
                 representing one row in table XXXX.
                 See Also: dss_types.h, bm_utils.c, rnd.*
        print.c: each table in the database schema is represented by a 
                 routine pr_XXXX, which prints the contents of a 
                 structure representing one row in table XXX.
                 See Also: dss_types.h, dss.h
        driver.c: this module contains the main control functions for 
                 DBGEN, including command line parsing, distribution 
                 management, database scaling and the calls to mk_XXXX 
                 and pr_XXXX for each table generated.
        qgen.c:  this module contains the main control functions for 
                 QGEN, including query template parsing.
        varsub.c: each query template includes one or more parameter
                  substitution points; this routine handles the 
                  parameter generation for the TPC-H/TPC-R benchmark.
 The support utilities provide a generalized set of functions for data 
 generation and include:
        bm_utils.c: data type generators, string management and 
                 portability routines.
        rnd.*:  a general purpose random number generator used 
                throughout the code.
        dss.h:
        shared.h: a set of '#defines' for limits, formats and fixed 
                values 
        dsstypes.h: structure definitions for each table definition
 2. Naming Conventions and Variable Usage
 Since DBGEN will be maintained by a large number of people, it is 
 particularly important to observe the coding, variable naming and usage
 conventions detailed here.
  #define
  --------
  All #define directives are found in header files (*.h).  In general,
  the header files segregate variables and macros as follows:
 	rnd.h -- anything exclusively referenced by rnd.c
 	dss.h -- general defines for the benchmark, including *all*
 	    extern declarations (see below).
 	shared.h -- defines related to the tuple definitions in
 	    dsstypes.h. Isolated to ease automatic processing needed by many
 	    direct load routines (see below).
 	dsstypes.h -- structure definitons and typedef directives to
 	    detail the contents of each table's tuples.
 	config.h -- any porting and configuration related defines should
 	    go here, to localize the changes necessary to move the suite
 	    from one machine to another.
 	tpcd.h -- defines related to QGEN, rather than DBGEN
    extern
    ------
    DBGEN and QGEN make extensive use of extern declarations. This could
    probably stand to be changed at some point, but has made the rapid
    turnaround of prototypes easier. In order to be sure that each
    declaration was matched by exactly one definition per executatble,
    they are all declared as EXTERN, a macro dependent on DECLARER. In
    any module that defines DECLARER, all variables declared EXTERN will
    be defined as globals. DECLARER should be declared only in modules
    containing a main() routine.
    Naming Conventions
    ------------------
    defines
 	o All defines use upper case
 	o All defines use a table prefix, if appropriate:
 		O_*	relates to orders table
 		L_*	realtes to lineitem table
 		P_*	realtes to part table
 		PS_*	relates to partsupplier table
 		C_*	realtes to customer table
 		S_*	relates to supplier table
 		N_*	relates to nation table
 		R_*	realtes to region table
 		T_*	relates to time table
 	o All defines have a usage prefix, if appropriate:
 		*_TAG	environment variable name
 		*_DFLT	environment variable default
 		*_MAX	upper bound
 		*_MIN	lower bound
 		*_LEN	average length
 		*_SD	random number seed (see rnd.*)
 		*_FMT	printf format string
 		*_SCL	divisor (for scaled arithmetic)
 		*_SIZE	tuple length
 3. Porting Procedures
 The code provided should be easily portable to any machine providing an 
 ANSI C compiler. 
        -- Copy makefile.suite to makefile
        -- Edit the makefile to match the name of your C compiler
           and to include appropriate compilation options in the CFLAGS
           definition
        -- make. 
 Special care should be taken in modifying any of the monetary calcu-
 lations in DBGEN. These have proven to be particularly sensitive to 
 portability problems. If you decide to create the routines for inline 
 data load (see below), be sure to compare the resulting data to that 
 generated by a flat file data generation to be sure that all numeric 
 conversions have been correct.
 If the compile generates errors, refer to "Compilation Options", below.
 The problem you are encountering may already have been addressed in the
 code.
 If the compile is successful, but QGEN is not generating the appropriate
 query syntax for your environment, refer to "Customizing QGEN", below.
 For other problems, refer to "Reporting Problems" at the end of this
 document.
 4. Compilation Options
 config.h and makefile.suite contain a number of compile time options intended 
 to make the process of porting the code provided with TPC-H/TPC-R as easy as 
 possible  on a broad range of platforms. Most ports should consist of reviewing 
 the possible settings described in config.h and modifying the makefile
 to employ them appropriately.
 5. Customizing QGEN
 QGEN relies on a number of vendor-specific conventions to generate
 appropriate query syntax. These are controlled by #defines in tpcd.h,
 and enabled by a #define in config.h. If you find that the syntax
 generated by QGEN is not sufficient for your environment you will need
 to modify these to files. It is strongly recomended that you not change
 the general organization of the files. 
 Currently defined options are:
 VTAG            -- marks a variable substitution point [:]
 QDIR_TAG        -- environent variable which points to query templates
                   [DSS_QUERY]
 GEN_QUERY_PLAN  -- syntax to generate a query plan ["Set Explain On;"]
 START_TRAN      -- syntax to begin a transaction ["Begin Work;"]
 END_TRAN        -- syntax to end a transaction ["Commit Work;"]
 SET_OUTPUT      -- syntax to redirect query output ["Output to"]
 SET_ROWCOUNT    -- syntax to set the number of rows returned 
                   ["{return %d rows}"]
 SET_DBASE       -- syntax to connect to a database
 6. Further Enhancements
 load_stub.c provides entry points for two likely enhancements.
 The ld_XXXX routines make it possible to load the
 database directly from DBGEN without first writing the database
 population out to the filesystem.  This may prove particularly useful
 when loading larger database populations. Be particularly careful about
 monetary amounts. To assure portability, all monetary calcualtion are
 done using long integers (which hold money amounts as a number of
 pennies). These will need to be scaled to dollars and cents (by dividing
 by 100), before the values are presented to the DBMS.
 The hd_XXXX routines allow header information to be written before the
 creation of the flat files. This should allow system which require 
 formatting information in database load files to use DBGEN with only
 a small amount of custom code.
 qgen.c defines the translation table for query templates in the
 routine qsub().
 varsub.c defines the parameter substitutions in the routine varsub().
 If you are porting DBGEN to a machine that is not supports a native word
 size larger that 32 bits, you may wish to modify the default values for
 BITS_PER_LONG and MAX_LONG. These values are used in the generation of
 the sparse primary keys in the order and lineitem tables. The code has
 been structured to run on any machine supporting a 32 bit long, but
 may be slightly more efficient on machines that are able to make use of
 a larger native type.
 7. Known Porting Problems
 The current codeline will not compile under SunOS 4.1. Solaris 2.4 and later 
 are supported, and anyone wishing to use DBGEN on a Sun platform is 
 encouraged to use one of these OS releases.
 8. Reporting Problems
 The code provided with TPC-H/TPC-R has been written to be easily portable, 
 and has been tested on a wide variety of platforms, If you have any 
 trouble porting the code to your platform, please help us to correct 
 the problem in a later release by sending the following information 
 to the TPC D subcommittee:
        Computer Make and Model
        Compiler Type and Revision Number
        Brief Description of the problem
        Suggested modification to correct the problem
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 # @(#)README	2.4.0
 Table of Contents
 ===================
 0. What is this document?
 1. What is DBGEN?
 2. What will DBGEN create?
 3. How is DBGEN built?
 4. Command Line Options for DBGEN
 5. Building Large Data Sets with DBGEN
 6. DBGEN limitations and compliant usage
 7. Sample DBGEN executions
 8. What is QGEN?
 9. What will QGEN create?
 10. How is QGEN built?
 11. Command Line Options for QGEN
 12. Query Template Syntax
 13. Sample QGEN executions and Query Templates
 14. Environment variable
 15. Version Numbering in DBGEN and QGEN
 16. Validated Platforms
 0. What is this document?
 This is the general README file for DBGEN and QGEN, the data-
 base population and executable query text generation programs 
 used in the TPC-H benchmark. It covers the proper use 
 of DBGEN and QGEN. For information on porting the utility to your 
 particular platform see Porting.Notes.
 1. What is DBGEN?
 DBGEN is a database population program for use with the TPC-H benchmark.  
 It is written in ANSI 'C' for portability, and has 
 been successfully ported to over a dozen different systems. While the 
 TPC-H specification allow an implementor to use any utility 
 to populate the benchmark database, the resultant population must exactly 
 match the output of DBGEN. The source code has been provided to make the 
 process of building a compliant database population as simple as possible.
 2. What will DBGEN create?
 Without any command line options, DBGEN will generate 8 separate ascii
 files. Each file will contain pipe-delimited load data for one of the
 tables defined in the TPC-H database schema. The default tables 
 will contain the load data required for a scale factor 1 database. By 
 default the file will be created in the current directory and be 
 named <table>.tbl. As an example, customer.tbl will contain the 
 load data for the customer table.
 When invoked with the '-U' flag, DBGEN will create the data sets to be 
 used in the update functions and the SQL syntax required to delete the 
 data sets. The update files will be created in the same directory as 
 the load data files and will be named "u_<table>.set". The delete 
 syntax will be written to "delete.set". For instance, the data set to 
 be used in the third query set to update the lineitem table will be 
 named "u_lineitem.tbl.3", and the SQL to remove those rows will be 
 found in "delete.3". The size of the update files can be controlled 
 with the '-r' flag.
 3. How is DBGEN built?
 Create an appropriate makefile, using makefile.suite as a basis, 
 and type make.  Refer to Porting.Notes for more details and for 
 suggested compile time options.
 4. Command Line Options for DBGEN
 DBGEN's output is controlled by a combination of command line options
 and environment variables. Command line options are assumed to be single
 letter flags preceded by a minus sign. They may be followed by an
 optional argument.
 option  argument    default     action
 ------  --------    -------     ------
 -h                              Display a usage summary
 -f      none                    Force. Existing data files will be
                                overwritten.
 -F      none        yes         Flat file output.
 -D      none                    Direct database load. ld_XXXX() routines
                                must be defined in load_stub.c
 -s      <scale>     1           Scale of the database population. Scale
                                1.0 represents ~1 GB of data
 -T      <table>                 Generate the data for a particular table
                                ONLY. Arguments: p -- part/partuspp, 
                                c -- customer, s -- supplier, 
                                o -- orders/lineitem, n -- nation, r -- region,
                                l -- code (same as n and r),
                                O -- orders, L -- lineitem, P -- part, 
                                S -- partsupp
 -O      d                       Generate SQL for delete function 
                                instead of key ranges
 -O      f                       Allow over-ride of default output file 
                                names
 -O      h                       Generate headers in flat ascii files.
                                hd_XXX routines must be defined in 
                                load_stub.c
 -O      m                       Flat files generate fixed length records
 -O      r                       Generate key ranges for the UF2 update 
                                function
 -O      v                       Verify data set without generating it.
 -r      <percentage>     10     Scale each udpate file to the given 
                                percentage (expressed in basis points)
                                of the data set
 -v      none                    Verbose. Progress messages are 
                                displayed as data is generated.
 -n      <name>                  Use database <name> for in-line load
 -C      <children>              Use <children> separate processes to 
                                generate data
 -S      <n>                     Generate the <n>th part of a multi-part load
                                or update set
 -U      <updates>               Create a specified number of data sets
                                in flat files for the update/delete 
                                functions
 -i      <n>                     Split the inserted rows in an refresh pair 
 								between <n> files
 -d      <n>                     Split the deleted rows in an refresh pair
 								between <n> files
 5. DBGEN limitations and compliant usage
 DBGEN is meant to be a robust population generator for use with the 
 TPC-H benchmark. It is hoped that DBGEN will make it easier 
 to experiment with and become proficient in the execution of TPC decision 
 support benchmarks.  As a result, it includes a number of command line 
 options which are not, strictly speaking, necessary to generate a compliant 
 data set for a TPC-D run. In addition, some command line options will accept 
 arguments which result in the generation of NON-COMPLIANT data sets. Options 
 which should be used with care include:
 -s -- scale factor. TPC-H runs are only compliant when run against SF's 
      of 1, 10, 100, 300, 1000, 3000, 10000, 30000, 100000
 -r -- refresh percentage. TPC-H runs are only compliant when run with 
      -r 10, the default.
 6. Sample DBGEN executions
 DBGEN has been built to allow as much flexibility as possible, but is
 fundementally intended to generate two things: a database population 
 against which the queries in TPC-H can be run, and the updates 
 that are used during the update functions in TPC-H. Here are 
 some sample uses of DBGEN.
  1. To generate the database population for the qualification database
 	dbgen -s 1
  2. To generate the lineitem table only, for a scale factor 10 database,
     and over-write any existing flat files:
 	dbgen -s 10 -f -T L
  4. To geterate a 100GB data set in 1GB pieces, generate only the part and 
     partsupplier tables, and include some progress reports along the way:
 	dbgen -s 100 -S 1 -C 100 -T p -v (to generate the first 1GB file)
 	dbgen -s 100 -S 2 -C 100 -T p -v (to generate the second 1GB file)
        (and so on, incrementing the argument to -S each time)
  5. To generate the update files needed for a 4 stream run of the throughput
     test at 100 GB, using an existing set of seed files from an 8 process 
     load:
 	dbgen -s 100 -U 4 -C 8
 7. What is QGEN?
 QGEN is a query generation program for use with the TPC-H benchmark.
 It is written in ANSI 'C' for portability, and has been successfully
 ported to over a dozen different systems. While the benchmark specifications
 allow an implementor to use any utility to create the benchmark query
 sets, QGEN has been provided to make the process of building
 a benchmark implementation as simple as possible.
 8. What will QGEN create?
 QGEN is a filter, triggered by :'s. It does line-at-a-time reads of its
 input (more on that later), scanning for :foo, where foo determines the
 substitution that occurs. Including:
 :<int>          replace with the appropriate value for parameter <int>
 :b              replace with START_TRAN (from tpcd.h)
 :c              replace with SET_DBASE (from tpcd.h)
 :n<int>         replace with SET_ROWCOUNT(<int>) (from tpcd.h)
 :o              replace with SET_OUTPUT (from tpcd.h)
 :q              replace with query number
 :s              replace with stream number
 :x              replace with GEN_QUERY_PLAN (from tpcd.h)
 Qgen takes an assortment of command line options, controlling which of these
 options should be active during the translation from template to EQT, and a
 list of query "names". It then translates the template found in
 $DSS_QUERY/<name>.sql and puts the result of stdout.
 Here is a sample query template:
 {  Sccsid:     @(#)1.sql        9.1.1.1     1/25/95  10:51:56  }
 :n 0
 :o
 select
 l_returnflag,
 l_linestatus,
 sum(l_quantity) as sum_qty,
 sum(l_extendedprice) as sum_base_price,
 sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as sum_disc_price,
 sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount) * (1 + l_tax)) as sum_charge,
 avg(l_quantity) as avg_qty,
 avg(l_extendedprice) as avg_price,
 avg(l_discount) as avg_disc,
 count(*) as count_order
 from lineitem
 where l_shipdate <= date '1998-12-01' - interval :1 day
 group by l_returnflag, l_linestatus
 order by l_returnflag, l_linestatus;
 And here is what is generated:
 $ qgen -d 1
 {return 0 rows}
 select
 l_returnflag,
 l_linestatus,
 sum(l_quantity) as sum_qty,
 sum(l_extendedprice) as sum_base_price,
 sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as sum_disc_price,
 sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount) * (1 + l_tax)) as sum_charge,
 avg(l_quantity) as avg_qty,
 avg(l_extendedprice) as avg_price,
 avg(l_discount) as avg_disc,
 count(*) as count_order
 from lineitem
 where l_shipdate <= date('1998-12-01') - interval (90)  day to day
 group by l_returnflag, l_linestatus
 order by l_returnflag, l_linestatus;
 See "Query Template Syntax" below for more detail on converting your prefered query
 phrasing for use with QGEN.
 9. How is QGEN built?
 QGEN is built by the same makefile that creates DBGEN. If the makefile
 is successfully creating DBGEN, no further compilation modifications
 should be necessary. You may need to modify some of the options which
 allow QGEN to integrate with your preferred query tool. Refer to
 Porting.Notes for more detail.
 10. Command Line Options for QGEN
 Like DBGEN, QGEN is controlled by a combination of command line options
 and environment variables (See "Environment Variables", below for more
 detail).  Command line options are assumed to be single
 letter flags preceded by a minus sign. They may be followed by an
 optional argument.
 option  argument    default     action
 ------  --------    -------     ------
 -c      none                    Retain comments in translation of template to
                                EQT
 -d      none                    Default. Use the parameter substitutions
                                required for query validation
 -h                              Display a usage summary
 -i      <file>                  Use contents of <file> to init a query stream
 -l      <file>                  Save query parameters to <file>
 -n      <name>                  Use database <name> for queries
 -N                              Always use default rowcount, and ignore :n directives
 -o      <path>                  Save query n's output in <path>/n.<stream>
                                Uses -p option, and uses :o tag
 -p      <stream>                Use the query permutation defined for
                                stream <stream>. If this option is
                                omited, EQT will be generated for the
                                queries named on the command line.
 -r      <n>                     Seed the rnadom number generator with <n>
 -s      <n>                     Set scale to <n> for parameter 
                                substitutions.
 -t      <file>                  Use contents of <file> to complete a query 
                                stream
 -T      none                    Use time table format for date substitution
 -v      none                    Verbose. Progress messages are 
                                displayed as data is generated.
 -x      none                    Generate a query plan as part of query
                                execution.
 11. Query Template Syntax
 QGEN is a simple ASCII text filter, meant to translate query generalized
 query syntax("query template") into the executable query text(EQT) re-
 quired by the benchmarks. It provides a number of shorthands and syntactic 
 extensions that allow the automatic generation of query parameters and some 
 control over the operation of the benchmark implementation.
 QGEN first strips all comments from the query template, recognizing both
 {comment} and --comment styles. Next it traverses the query template
 one line at a time, locating required substitution points, called
 parameter tags. The values substituted for a given tag are summarized
 below.  QGEN does not support nested substitutions. That is, if
 the text substituted for tag itself contains a valid tag the second tag
 will not be expanded.
 Tag             Converted To            Based on
 ===             ============            ========
 :c		database <dbname>;(1)   -n from the command line
 :x              set explain on;(1)      -x from the command line
 :<number>       paremeter <number>
 :s              stream number
 :o              output to outpath/qnum.stream;(1)
 					-o from command line, -s from 
                                        command line
 :b              BEGIN WORK;(1)          -a from comand line
 :e              COMMIT WORK(1)          -a from command line
 :q              query number
 :n <number>                             sets rowcount to be returned 
                                        to <number>, unless -N appears on the command line
 Notes:
   (1)  This is Informix-specific syntax. Refer to Porting.Notes for
   tailoring the generated text to your database environment.
 12. Sample QGEN executions and Query Templates
 QGEN translates generic query templates into valid SQL. In addition, it 
 allows conditional inclusion of the commands necessary to connect to a 
 database, produce diagnostic output, etc. Here are some sample of QGEN
 usage, and the way that command line parameters and the query templates 
 interact to produce valid SQL.
  Template, in $DSS_QUERY/1.sql:
            :c
            :o
            select count(*) from foo;
            :x
            select count(*) from lineitem
              where l_orderdate < ':1';
  1. "qgen 1", would produce:
      select count(*) from foo;
      select count(*) from lineitem 
        where l_orderdate < '1997-01-01'; 
   Assuming that 1 January 1997 was a valid substitution for parameter 1.
  2. "qgen -d -c dss1 1, would produce:
      database dss1;
      select count(*) from foo;
      select count(*) from lineitem 
        where l_orderdate < '1995-07-18'; 
   Assuming that 18 July 1995 was the default substitution for parameter 1,
    and using Informix syntax.
  3. "qgen -d -c dss1 -x -o somepath 1, would produce:
      database dss1;
      output to "somepath/1.0"
      select count(*) from foo;
      set explain on;
      select count(*) from lineitem 
        where l_orderdate < '1995-07-18'; 
   Assuming that 18 July 1995 was the default substitution for parameter 1,
    and using Informix syntax.
 13. Environment Variables
 Enviroment variables are used to control features of DBGEN and QGEN 
 which are unlikely to change from one execution to another.
 Variable    Default     Action
 -------     -------     ------
 DSS_PATH    .           Directory in which to build flat files
 DSS_CONFIG  .           Directory in which to find configuration files
 DSS_DIST    dists.dss   Name of distribution definition file
 DSS_QUERY   .           Directory in which to find query templates
 14. Version Numbering in DBGEN and QGEN
 DBGEN and QGEN use a common version numbering algorithm. Each executable
 is stamped with a version number which is displayed in the usage messages
 available with the '-h' option. A version number is of the form:
   V.R.P.M
   | | | |
   | | | |
   | | | |
   | | |  -- modification: alphabetic, incremented for any trivial changes 
   | | |                   to the source (e.g, porting ifdef's)
   | |  ---- patch level:  numeric, incremented for any minor bug fix
   | |                     (e.g, qgen parameter range)
   | ------- release:      numeric, incremented for each minor revision of the
   |                       specification
   |-------- version:      numeric, incremented for each major revision of the 
                           specification
 An implementation of TPC-H is valid only if it conforms to the 
 following version usage rules:
  -- The Version of DBGEN and QGEN must match the integer portion of the 
     current specification revision
 15. The current revisions are:
    DBGEN: 2.4.0
    QGEN:  2.4.0
 16. Validated Platforms
    The following platforms have been validated to produce the reference 
    data set for TPC-H 2.4.0
    Processor	Operating System (version)  Compiler (version)		Compiler Flags
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    POWER5 		AIX 64-bit (5.3)			  C for AIX Compiler, v7  -q64 (no -g)
    IA-64		HPUX 64-bit ()		icc 		
    Linux 32-bit ()	gcc			
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q1.out
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q12.out
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 16.38
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q15.out
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q16.out
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q17.out
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 348406.02
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 Customer#000066098       |               66098|               5007490|1992-08-07|453436.16|304.00
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 Customer#000129379       |              129379|               4720454|1997-06-07|448665.79|303.00
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 Customer#000088876       |               88876|                983201|1993-12-30|446717.46|304.00
 Customer#000036619       |               36619|               4806726|1995-01-17|446704.09|328.00
 Customer#000141823       |              141823|               2806245|1996-12-29|446269.12|310.00
 Customer#000053029       |               53029|               2662214|1993-08-13|446144.49|302.00
 Customer#000018188       |               18188|               3037414|1995-01-25|443807.22|308.00
 Customer#000066533       |               66533|                 29158|1995-10-21|443576.50|305.00
 Customer#000037729       |               37729|               4134341|1995-06-29|441082.97|309.00
 Customer#000003566       |                3566|               2329187|1998-01-04|439803.36|304.00
 Customer#000045538       |               45538|               4527553|1994-05-22|436275.31|305.00
 Customer#000081581       |               81581|               4739650|1995-11-04|435405.90|305.00
 Customer#000119989       |              119989|               1544643|1997-09-20|434568.25|320.00
 Customer#000003680       |                3680|               3861123|1998-07-03|433525.97|301.00
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 Customer#000141098       |              141098|                565574|1995-09-24|430986.69|301.00
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 Customer#000015631       |               15631|               1845057|1994-05-12|419879.59|302.00
 Customer#000112987       |              112987|               4439686|1996-09-17|418161.49|305.00
 Customer#000012599       |               12599|               4259524|1998-02-12|415200.61|304.00
 Customer#000105410       |              105410|               4478371|1996-03-05|412754.51|302.00
 Customer#000149842       |              149842|               5156581|1994-05-30|411329.35|302.00
 Customer#000010129       |               10129|               5849444|1994-03-21|409129.85|309.00
 Customer#000069904       |               69904|               1742403|1996-10-19|408513.00|305.00
 Customer#000017746       |               17746|                  6882|1997-04-09|408446.93|303.00
 Customer#000013072       |               13072|               1481925|1998-03-15|399195.47|301.00
 Customer#000082441       |               82441|                857959|1994-02-07|382579.74|305.00
 Customer#000088703       |               88703|               2995076|1994-01-30|363812.12|302.00
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q19.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q19.out
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 3083843.06
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q2.out
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 9847.83|Supplier#000008097       |RUSSIA                   |              130557|Manufacturer#2           |xMe97bpE69NzdwLoX                       |32-375-640-3593| the special excuses. silent sentiments serve carefully final ac                                     
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 9836.93|Supplier#000007342       |RUSSIA                   |                4841|Manufacturer#4           |JOlK7C1,7xrEZSSOw                       |32-399-414-5385|blithely carefully bold theodolites. fur                                                             
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 9739.86|Supplier#000003384       |FRANCE                   |              138357|Manufacturer#2           |o,Z3v4POifevE k9U1b 6J1ucX,I            |16-494-913-5925|s after the furiously bold packages sleep fluffily idly final requests: quickly final                
 9721.95|Supplier#000008757       |UNITED KINGDOM           |              156241|Manufacturer#3           |Atg6GnM4dT2                             |33-821-407-2995|eep furiously sauternes; quickl                                                                      
 9681.33|Supplier#000008406       |RUSSIA                   |               78405|Manufacturer#1           |,qUuXcftUl                              |32-139-873-8571|haggle slyly regular excuses. quic                                                                   
 9643.55|Supplier#000005148       |ROMANIA                  |              107617|Manufacturer#1           |kT4ciVFslx9z4s79p Js825                 |29-252-617-4850|final excuses. final ideas boost quickly furiously speci                                             
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 9352.04|Supplier#000003439       |GERMANY                  |              170921|Manufacturer#4           |qYPDgoiBGhCYxjgC                        |17-128-996-4650| according to the carefully bold ideas                                                               
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 9189.98|Supplier#000001226       |GERMANY                  |               21225|Manufacturer#4           |qsLCqSvLyZfuXIpjz                       |17-725-903-1381| deposits. blithely bold excuses about the slyly bold forges wake                                    
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 8996.87|Supplier#000004702       |FRANCE                   |              102191|Manufacturer#5           |8XVcQK23akp                             |16-811-269-8946|ickly final packages along the express plat                                                          
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 8929.42|Supplier#000008770       |FRANCE                   |              173735|Manufacturer#4           |R7cG26TtXrHAP9 HckhfRi                  |16-242-746-9248|cajole furiously unusual requests. quickly stealthy requests are.                                    
 8920.59|Supplier#000003967       |ROMANIA                  |               26460|Manufacturer#1           |eHoAXe62SY9                             |29-194-731-3944|aters. express, pending instructions sleep. brave, r                                                 
 8920.59|Supplier#000003967       |ROMANIA                  |              173966|Manufacturer#2           |eHoAXe62SY9                             |29-194-731-3944|aters. express, pending instructions sleep. brave, r                                                 
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 8877.82|Supplier#000007967       |FRANCE                   |              167966|Manufacturer#5           |A3pi1BARM4nx6R,qrwFoRPU                 |16-442-147-9345|ously foxes. express, ironic requests im                                                             
 8862.24|Supplier#000003323       |ROMANIA                  |               73322|Manufacturer#3           |W9 lYcsC9FwBqk3ItL                      |29-736-951-3710|ly pending ideas sleep about the furiously unu                                                       
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 8691.06|Supplier#000004429       |UNITED KINGDOM           |              126892|Manufacturer#2           |k,BQms5UhoAF1B2Asi,fLib                 |33-964-337-5038|efully express deposits kindle after the deposits. final                                             
 8655.99|Supplier#000006330       |RUSSIA                   |              193810|Manufacturer#2           |UozlaENr0ytKe2w6CeIEWFWn iO3S8Rae7Ou    |32-561-198-3705|symptotes use about the express dolphins. requests use after the express platelets. final, ex        
 8638.36|Supplier#000002920       |RUSSIA                   |               75398|Manufacturer#1           |Je2a8bszf3L                             |32-122-621-7549|ly quickly ironic requests. even requests whithout t                                                 
 8638.36|Supplier#000002920       |RUSSIA                   |              170402|Manufacturer#3           |Je2a8bszf3L                             |32-122-621-7549|ly quickly ironic requests. even requests whithout t                                                 
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 8517.23|Supplier#000009529       |RUSSIA                   |               59528|Manufacturer#2           |e44R8o7JAIS9iMcr                        |32-565-297-8775|ove the even courts. furiously special platelets                                                     
 8503.70|Supplier#000006830       |RUSSIA                   |               44325|Manufacturer#4           |BC4WFCYRUZyaIgchU 4S                    |32-147-878-5069|pades cajole. furious packages among the carefully express excuses boost furiously across th         
 8457.09|Supplier#000009456       |UNITED KINGDOM           |               19455|Manufacturer#1           |7SBhZs8gP1cJjT0Qf433YBk                 |33-858-440-4349|cing requests along the furiously unusual deposits promise among the furiously unus                  
 8441.40|Supplier#000003817       |FRANCE                   |              141302|Manufacturer#2           |hU3fz3xL78                              |16-339-356-5115|ely even ideas. ideas wake slyly furiously unusual instructions. pinto beans sleep ag                
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 8407.04|Supplier#000005406       |RUSSIA                   |              162889|Manufacturer#4           |j7 gYF5RW8DC5UrjKC                      |32-626-152-4621|r the blithely regular packages. slyly ironic theodoli                                               
 8386.08|Supplier#000008518       |FRANCE                   |               36014|Manufacturer#3           |2jqzqqAVe9crMVGP,n9nTsQXulNLTUYoJjEDcqWV|16-618-780-7481|blithely bold pains are carefully platelets. finally regular pinto beans sleep carefully special     
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q22.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q22.out
@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q3.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q3.out
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               2456423|406181.01|1995-03-05|                   0
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                492164|390324.06|1995-02-19|                   0
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                993600|371407.46|1995-03-05|                   0
               2300070|367371.15|1995-03-13|                   0
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q4.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q4.out
@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q5.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q5.out
@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
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 VIETNAM                  |55295087.00
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 INDIA                    |52035512.00
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q6.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q6.out
@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
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 123141078.23
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q7.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q7.out
@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q8.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q8.out
@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
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                1995|0.03
                1996|0.04
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q9.out
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/answers/q9.out
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 ARGENTINA                |                1997|47143964.12
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 ARGENTINA                |                1994|48268856.35
 ARGENTINA                |                1993|48605593.62
 ARGENTINA                |                1992|46654240.75
 BRAZIL                   |                1998|26527736.40
 BRAZIL                   |                1997|45640660.77
 BRAZIL                   |                1996|45090647.16
 BRAZIL                   |                1995|44015888.51
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 CHINA                    |                1994|46397896.61
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 EGYPT                    |                1993|49133627.65
 EGYPT                    |                1992|47000574.50
 ETHIOPIA                 |                1998|25135046.14
 ETHIOPIA                 |                1997|43010596.08
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 ETHIOPIA                 |                1995|43575757.33
 ETHIOPIA                 |                1994|41597208.53
 ETHIOPIA                 |                1993|42622804.16
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 FRANCE                   |                1998|26210392.28
 FRANCE                   |                1997|42392969.47
 FRANCE                   |                1996|43306317.97
 FRANCE                   |                1995|46377408.43
 FRANCE                   |                1994|43447352.99
 FRANCE                   |                1993|43729961.06
 FRANCE                   |                1992|44052308.43
 GERMANY                  |                1998|25991257.11
 GERMANY                  |                1997|43968355.81
 GERMANY                  |                1996|45882074.80
 GERMANY                  |                1995|43314338.31
 GERMANY                  |                1994|44616995.44
 GERMANY                  |                1993|45126645.91
 GERMANY                  |                1992|44361141.21
 INDIA                    |                1998|29626417.24
 INDIA                    |                1997|51386111.34
 INDIA                    |                1996|47571018.51
 INDIA                    |                1995|49344062.28
 INDIA                    |                1994|50106952.43
 INDIA                    |                1993|48112766.70
 INDIA                    |                1992|47914303.12
 INDONESIA                |                1998|27734909.68
 INDONESIA                |                1997|44593812.99
 INDONESIA                |                1996|44746729.81
 INDONESIA                |                1995|45593622.70
 INDONESIA                |                1994|45988483.88
 INDONESIA                |                1993|46147963.79
 INDONESIA                |                1992|45185777.07
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 IRAN                     |                1997|45019114.17
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 IRAN                     |                1994|43696360.48
 IRAN                     |                1993|45362775.81
 IRAN                     |                1992|43052338.41
 IRAQ                     |                1998|31188498.19
 IRAQ                     |                1997|48585307.52
 IRAQ                     |                1996|50036593.84
 IRAQ                     |                1995|48774801.73
 IRAQ                     |                1994|48795847.23
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 MOZAMBIQUE               |                1998|28279876.03
 MOZAMBIQUE               |                1997|51159216.23
 MOZAMBIQUE               |                1996|48072525.06
 MOZAMBIQUE               |                1995|48905200.60
 MOZAMBIQUE               |                1994|46092076.28
 MOZAMBIQUE               |                1993|48555926.27
 MOZAMBIQUE               |                1992|47809075.12
 PERU                     |                1998|26713966.27
 PERU                     |                1997|48324008.60
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 PERU                     |                1995|49647080.96
 PERU                     |                1994|46420910.28
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 PERU                     |                1992|47711665.31
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 ROMANIA                  |                1997|45063059.20
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bcd2.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bcd2.c
@ -0,0 +1,256 @@
 /*
 * $Id: bcd2.c,v 1.2 2005/01/03 20:08:58 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: bcd2.c,v $
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:45  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /*
 * bcd.c: conversion routines for multi-byte arithmetic
 *
 * defined routines:
 * bin_bcd2(long binary, long *low_res, long *high_res)
 * bcd2_bin(long *dest, long bcd)
 * bcd2_add(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long addend)
 * bcd2_sub(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long subend)
 * bcd2_mul(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long multiplier)
 * bcd2_div(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long divisor)
 * long bcd2_mod(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long modulo)
 * long bcd2_cmp(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long compare)
 */
 #include <stdio.h>
 #include "bcd2.h"	/* for function prototypes */
 #define DIGITS_PER_LONG 7
 #define WORD_DIVISOR    10000000
 #define GET_DIGIT(num, low, high) \
    ((num) >= DIGITS_PER_LONG)? \
        (high & (0xF << (4 * ((num) - DIGITS_PER_LONG)))) \
            >> (((num) - DIGITS_PER_LONG) * 4): \
        (low & (0xF << (4 * (num)))) >> ((num) * 4)
 #define SET_DIGIT(value, num, low, high) \
    if ((num) >= DIGITS_PER_LONG) \
        { \
        *high &= \
            (0xFFFFFFF ^ (0xF << (4 * ((num) - DIGITS_PER_LONG)))); \
        *high |= (value << (4 * ((num) - DIGITS_PER_LONG))); \
        } \
    else \
        { \
        *low = (*low & (0xFFFFFFF ^ (0xF << (4 * (num))))); \
        *low |= (value << (4 * (num))); \
        }
 int 
 bin_bcd2(long binary, long *low_res, long *high_res)
 {
    char number[15],
         *current;
    int count;  
    long *dest;
 	*low_res = *high_res = 0;
    sprintf(number, "%014ld", binary);
    for (current = number, count=13; *current; current++, count--)
        {
        dest = (count < DIGITS_PER_LONG)?low_res:high_res;
        *dest = *dest << 4;
        *dest |= *current - '0';
        }
    return(0);
 }
 int
 bcd2_bin(long *dest, long bcd)
 {
    int count;
    long mask;
    count = DIGITS_PER_LONG - 1;
    mask = 0xF000000;
 	*dest = 0;
    while (mask)
        {
        *dest *= 10;
        *dest += (bcd & mask) >> (4 * count);
        mask = mask >> 4;
        count -= 1;
        }
    return(0);
 }
 int
 bcd2_add(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long addend)
 {
    long tmp_lo, tmp_hi, carry, res;
    int digit;
    bin_bcd2(addend, &tmp_lo, &tmp_hi);
    carry = 0;
    for (digit=0; digit < 14; digit++)
        {
        res = GET_DIGIT(digit, *bcd_low, *bcd_high); 
        res += GET_DIGIT(digit, tmp_lo, tmp_hi);
        res += carry;
        carry = res / 10;
        res %= 10;
        SET_DIGIT(res, digit, bcd_low, bcd_high);
        }
    return(carry);
 }
 int
 bcd2_sub(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long subend)
 {
    long tmp_lo, tmp_hi, carry, res;
    int digit;
    bin_bcd2(subend, &tmp_lo, &tmp_hi);
    carry = 0;
    for (digit=0; digit < 14; digit++)
        {
        res = GET_DIGIT(digit, *bcd_low, *bcd_high); 
        res -= GET_DIGIT(digit, tmp_lo, tmp_hi);
        res -= carry;
        if (res < 0) 
 			{
 			res += 10;
 			carry = 1;
 			}
        SET_DIGIT(res, digit, bcd_low, bcd_high);
        }
    return(carry);
 }
 int
 bcd2_mul(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long multiplier)
 {
    long tmp_lo, tmp_hi, carry, m_lo, m_hi, m1, m2;
    int udigit, ldigit, res;
    tmp_lo = *bcd_low;
    tmp_hi = *bcd_high;
    bin_bcd2(multiplier, &m_lo, &m_hi);
    *bcd_low = 0;
    *bcd_high = 0;
    carry = 0;
    for (ldigit=0; ldigit < 14; ldigit++)
        {
        m1 = GET_DIGIT(ldigit, m_lo, m_hi); 
        carry = 0;
        for (udigit=0; udigit < 14; udigit++)
            {
            m2 = GET_DIGIT(udigit, tmp_lo, tmp_hi);
            res = m1 * m2;
            res += carry;
            if (udigit + ldigit < 14)
                {
                carry = GET_DIGIT(udigit + ldigit, *bcd_low, *bcd_high);
                res += carry;
                }
            carry = res / 10;
            res %= 10;
            if (udigit + ldigit < 14)
                SET_DIGIT(res, udigit + ldigit, bcd_low, bcd_high);
            }
        }
    return(carry);
 }
 int
 bcd2_div(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long divisor)
 {
    long tmp_lo, tmp_hi, carry, d1, res, digit;
    carry = 0;
    tmp_lo = *bcd_low;
    tmp_hi = *bcd_high;
    *bcd_low = *bcd_high = 0;
    for (digit=13; digit >= 0; digit--)
        {
        d1 = GET_DIGIT(digit, tmp_lo, tmp_hi);
        d1 += 10 * carry; 
        res = d1 / divisor;
        carry = d1 % divisor;
        SET_DIGIT(res, digit, bcd_low, bcd_high);
        }
    return(carry);
 }
 long
 bcd2_mod(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long modulo)
 {
 	long tmp_low, tmp_high;
 	tmp_low = *bcd_low;
 	tmp_high = *bcd_high;
 	while (tmp_high || tmp_low > modulo)
 		bcd2_sub(&tmp_low, &tmp_high, modulo);
 	return(tmp_low);
 }
 long
 bcd2_cmp(long *low1, long *high1, long comp)
 {
 	long temp = 0;
    bcd2_bin(&temp, *high1);
 	if (temp > 214) 
 		return(1);
    bcd2_bin(&temp, *low1);
 	return(temp - comp);
 }
 #ifdef TEST_BCD
 #include <values.h>
 main()
 {
 long bin, low_bcd, high_bcd;
 int i;
 bin = MAXINT;
 printf("%ld\n", bin);
 bin_bcd2(bin, &low_bcd, &high_bcd);
 printf("%ld  %ld\n", high_bcd, low_bcd);
 bin = 0;
 bcd2_bin(&bin, high_bcd);
 bcd2_bin(&bin, low_bcd);
 printf( "%ld\n", bin);
 for (i=9; i >= 0; i--)
    printf("%dth digit in %d is %d\n", 
        i, bin, GET_DIGIT(i, low_bcd, high_bcd));
 bcd2_add(&low_bcd, &high_bcd, MAXINT);
 bin = 0;
 bcd2_bin(&bin, high_bcd);
 high_bcd = bin;
 bin = 0;
 bcd2_bin(&bin, low_bcd);
 low_bcd = bin;
 printf( "%ld%07ld\n", high_bcd, low_bcd);
 bin_bcd2(14, &low_bcd, &high_bcd);
 bcd2_mul(&low_bcd, &high_bcd, 23L);
 bin = 0;
 bcd2_bin(&bin, high_bcd);
 bcd2_bin(&bin, low_bcd);
 printf( "%ld\n", bin);
 bcd2_div(&low_bcd, &high_bcd, 10L);
 bin = 0;
 bcd2_bin(&bin, high_bcd);
 bcd2_bin(&bin, low_bcd);
 printf( "%ld\n", bin);
 }
 #endif /* TEST */
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bcd2.h
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bcd2.h
@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
 /*
 * $Id: bcd2.h,v 1.2 2005/01/03 20:08:58 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: bcd2.h,v $
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:45  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 int bin_bcd2(long binary, long *low_res, long *high_res);
 int bcd2_bin(long *dest, long bcd);
 int bcd2_add(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long addend);
 int bcd2_sub(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long subend);
 int bcd2_mul(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long multiplier);
 int bcd2_div(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long divisor);
 long bcd2_mod(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long modulo);
 long bcd2_cmp(long *bcd_low, long *bcd_high, long compare);
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bcd2.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bcd2.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bm_utils.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bm_utils.c
@ -0,0 +1,588 @@
 /*
 * $Id: bm_utils.c,v 1.4 2006/04/12 18:00:55 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: bm_utils.c,v $
 * Revision 1.4  2006/04/12 18:00:55  jms
 * add missing parameter to call to gen_seed
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2005/10/14 23:16:54  jms
 * fix for answer set compliance
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:46  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2004/02/18 14:05:53  jms
 * porting changes for LINUX and 64 bit RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2004/01/22 05:49:29  jms
 * AIX porting (AIX 5.1)
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/08/08 21:35:26  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2003/08/08 21:35:26  jms
 * first integration of rng64 for o_custkey and l_partkey
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * Convery RNG to 64bit space as preparation for new large scale RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /*
 *
 * Various routines that handle distributions, value selections and
 * seed value management for the DSS benchmark. Current functions:
 * env_config -- set config vars with optional environment override
 * yes_no -- ask simple yes/no question and return boolean result
 * a_rnd(min, max) -- random alphanumeric within length range
 * pick_str(size, set) -- select a string from the set of size
 * read_dist(file, name, distribution *) -- read named dist from file
 * tbl_open(path, mode) -- std fopen with lifenoise
 * julian(date) -- julian date correction
 * rowcnt(tbl) -- proper scaling of given table
 * e_str(set, min, max) -- build an embedded str
 * agg_str() -- build a string from the named set
 * dsscasecmp() -- version of strcasecmp()
 * dssncasecmp() -- version of strncasecmp()
 * getopt()
 * set_state() -- initialize the RNG
 */
 #include "config.h"
 #include "dss.h"
 #include <stdio.h>
 #include <time.h>
 #include <errno.h>
 #include <string.h>
 #ifdef HP
 #include <strings.h>
 #endif            /* HP */
 #include <ctype.h>
 #include <math.h>
 #ifndef _POSIX_SOURCE
 #include <malloc.h>
 #endif /* POSIX_SOURCE */
 #include <fcntl.h>
 #include <sys/types.h>
 #include <sys/stat.h>
 /* Lines added by Chuck McDevitt for WIN32 support */
 #ifdef WIN32
 #ifndef _POSIX_
 #include <io.h>
 #ifndef S_ISREG
 #define S_ISREG(m) ( ((m) & _S_IFMT) == _S_IFREG )
 #define S_ISFIFO(m) ( ((m) & _S_IFMT) == _S_IFIFO )
 #endif 
 #endif
 #ifndef stat
 #define stat _stat
 #endif
 #ifndef fdopen
 #define fdopen _fdopen
 #endif
 #ifndef open
 #define open _open
 #endif
 #ifndef O_RDONLY
 #define O_RDONLY _O_RDONLY
 #endif
 #ifndef O_WRONLY
 #define O_WRONLY _O_WRONLY
 #endif
 #ifndef O_CREAT
 #define O_CREAT _O_CREAT
 #endif
 #endif
 /* End of lines added by Chuck McDevitt for WIN32 support */
 #include "dsstypes.h"
 static char alpha_num[65] =
 "0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ,";
 #if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__cplusplus)
 #define PROTO(s) s
 #else
 #define PROTO(s) ()
 #endif
 #ifndef WIN32
 char     *getenv PROTO((const char *name));
 #endif
 void usage();
 long *permute_dist(distribution *d, long stream);
 extern seed_t Seed[];
 /*
 * env_config: look for a environmental variable setting and return its
 * value; otherwise return the default supplied
 */
 char     *
 env_config(char *var, char *dflt)
 {
   static char *evar;
   if ((evar = getenv(var)) != NULL)
      return (evar);
   else
      return (dflt);
 }
 /*
 * return the answer to a yes/no question as a boolean
 */
 long
 yes_no(char *prompt)
 {
    char      reply[128];
 #ifdef WIN32
 /* Disable warning about conditional expression is constant */ 
 #pragma warning(disable:4127)
 #endif 
    while (1)
        {
 #ifdef WIN32
 #pragma warning(default:4127)
 #endif 
        printf("%s [Y/N]: ", prompt);
        fgets(reply, 128, stdin);
        switch (*reply)
            {
            case 'y':
            case 'Y':
                return (1);
            case 'n':
            case 'N':
                return (0);
            default:
                printf("Please answer 'yes' or 'no'.\n");
            }
        }
 }
 /*
 * generate a random string with length randomly selected in [min, max]
 * and using the characters in alphanum (currently includes a space
 * and comma)
 */
 void
 a_rnd(int min, int max, int column, char *dest)
 {
   DSS_HUGE      i,
             len,
             char_int;
   RANDOM(len, min, max, column);
   for (i = 0; i < len; i++)
      {
      if (i % 5 == 0)
        RANDOM(char_int, 0, MAX_LONG, column);
      *(dest + i) = alpha_num[char_int & 077];
      char_int >>= 6;
      }
   *(dest + len) = '\0';
   return;
 }
 /*
 * embed a randomly selected member of distribution d in alpha-numeric
 * noise of a length rendomly selected between min and max at a random
 * position
 */
 void
 e_str(distribution *d, int min, int max, int stream, char *dest)
 {
    char strtmp[MAXAGG_LEN + 1];
    DSS_HUGE loc;
    int len;
    a_rnd(min, max, stream, dest);
    pick_str(d, stream, strtmp);
    len = (int)strlen(strtmp);
    RANDOM(loc, 0, ((int)strlen(dest) - 1 - len), stream);
    strncpy(dest + loc, strtmp, len);
    return;
 }
 /*
 * return the string associate with the LSB of a uniformly selected
 * long in [1, max] where max is determined by the distribution
 * being queried
 */
 int
 pick_str(distribution *s, int c, char *target)
 {
    long      i = 0;
    DSS_HUGE      j;
    RANDOM(j, 1, s->list[s->count - 1].weight, c);
    while (s->list[i].weight < j)
        i++;
    strcpy(target, s->list[i].text);
    return(i);
 }
 /*
 * unjulian (long date) -- return(date - STARTDATE)
 */
 long
 unjulian(long date)
 {
    int i;
    long res = 0;
    for (i = STARTDATE / 1000; i < date / 1000; i++)
        res += 365 + LEAP(i);
    res += date %  1000 - 1;
    return(res);
 }
 long
 julian(long date)
 {
    long       offset;
    long      result;
    long      yr;
    long      yend;
    offset = date - STARTDATE;
    result = STARTDATE;
 #ifdef WIN32
 /* Disable warning about conditional expression is constant */ 
 #pragma warning(disable:4127)
 #endif 
    while (1)
        {
 #ifdef WIN32 
 #pragma warning(default:4127)
 #endif 
        yr = result / 1000;
        yend = yr * 1000 + 365 + LEAP(yr);
        if (result + offset > yend)   /* overflow into next year */
            {
            offset -= yend - result + 1;
            result += 1000;
            continue;
            }
        else
            break;
        }
    return (result + offset);
 }
 /*
 * load a distribution from a flat file into the target structure;
 * should be rewritten to allow multiple dists in a file
 */
 void
 read_dist(char *path, char *name, distribution *target)
 {
 FILE     *fp;
 char      line[256],
         token[256],
        *c;
 long      weight,
         count = 0,
         name_set = 0;
    if (d_path == NULL)
 		{
 		sprintf(line, "%s%c%s", 
 			env_config(CONFIG_TAG, CONFIG_DFLT), PATH_SEP, path);
 		fp = fopen(line, "r");
 		OPEN_CHECK(fp, line);
 		}
 	else
 		{
 		fp = fopen(d_path, "r");
 		OPEN_CHECK(fp, d_path);
 		}
    while (fgets(line, sizeof(line), fp) != NULL)
        {
        if ((c = strchr(line, '\n')) != NULL)
            *c = '\0';
        if ((c = strchr(line, '#')) != NULL)
            *c = '\0';
        if (*line == '\0')
            continue;
        if (!name_set)
            {
            if (dsscasecmp(strtok(line, "\n\t "), "BEGIN"))
                continue;
            if (dsscasecmp(strtok(NULL, "\n\t "), name))
                continue;
            name_set = 1;
            continue;
            }
        else
            {
            if (!dssncasecmp(line, "END", 3))
                {
                fclose(fp);
                return;
                }
            }
        if (sscanf(line, "%[^|]|%ld", token, &weight) != 2)
            continue;
        if (!dsscasecmp(token, "count"))
            {
            target->count = weight;
            target->list =
                (set_member *)
                    malloc((size_t)(weight * sizeof(set_member)));
            MALLOC_CHECK(target->list);
            target->max = 0;
            continue;
            }
        target->list[count].text =
            (char *) malloc((size_t)((int)strlen(token) + 1));
        MALLOC_CHECK(target->list[count].text);
        strcpy(target->list[count].text, token);
        target->max += weight;
        target->list[count].weight = target->max;
        count += 1;
        } /* while fgets() */
    if (count != target->count)
        {
        fprintf(stderr, "Read error on dist '%s'\n", name);
        fclose(fp);
        exit(1);
        }
 	target->permute = (long *)NULL;
    fclose(fp);
    return;
 }
 /*
 * standard file open with life noise
 */
 FILE     *
 tbl_open(int tbl, char *mode)
 {
    char      prompt[256];
    char      fullpath[256];
    FILE     *f;
    struct stat fstats;
    int      retcode;
    if (*tdefs[tbl].name == PATH_SEP)
        strcpy(fullpath, tdefs[tbl].name);
    else
        sprintf(fullpath, "%s%c%s",
            env_config(PATH_TAG, PATH_DFLT), PATH_SEP, tdefs[tbl].name);
    retcode = stat(fullpath, &fstats);
    if (retcode) {
 		if (errno != ENOENT) {
 			fprintf(stderr, "stat(%s) failed.\n", fullpath);
 			exit(-1);
 		} else
 			f = fopen(fullpath, mode);  // create and open the file
 	} else {
 		/* note this code asumes we are writing but tests if mode == r -jrg */
 		if (S_ISREG(fstats.st_mode) && !force && *mode != 'r' ) {
 			sprintf(prompt, "Do you want to overwrite %s ?", fullpath);
 			if (!yes_no(prompt))
 				exit(0);
 			f = fopen(fullpath, mode);
 		} else if (S_ISFIFO(fstats.st_mode))
 			{
 			retcode =
 				open(fullpath, ((*mode == 'r')?O_RDONLY:O_WRONLY)|O_CREAT, 0664);
 			f = fdopen(retcode, mode);
 			}
 		else
 			f = fopen(fullpath, mode);
 	}
    OPEN_CHECK(f, fullpath);
    return (f);
 }
 /*
 * agg_str(set, count) build an aggregated string from count unique
 * selections taken from set
 */
 void
 agg_str(distribution *set, long count, long col, char *dest)
 {
 	distribution *d;
 	int i;
 	d = set;
 	*dest = '\0';
 	permute_dist(d, col);
 	for (i=0; i < count; i++)
 		{
 		strcat(dest, DIST_MEMBER(set,DIST_PERMUTE(d, i)));
 		strcat(dest, " ");
 		}
 	*(dest + (int)strlen(dest) - 1) = '\0';
    return;
 }
 long
 dssncasecmp(char *s1, char *s2, int n)
 {
    for (; n > 0; ++s1, ++s2, --n)
        if (tolower(*s1) != tolower(*s2))
            return ((tolower(*s1) < tolower(*s2)) ? -1 : 1);
        else if (*s1 == '\0')
            return (0);
        return (0);
 }
 long
 dsscasecmp(char *s1, char *s2)
 {
    for (; tolower(*s1) == tolower(*s2); ++s1, ++s2)
        if (*s1 == '\0')
            return (0);
    return ((tolower(*s1) < tolower(*s2)) ? -1 : 1);
 }
 #ifndef STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT
 int optind = 0;
 int opterr = 0;
 char *optarg = NULL;
 int
 getopt(int ac, char **av, char *opt)
 {
    static char *nextchar = NULL;
    char *cp;
    char hold;
    if (optarg == NULL)
        {
        optarg = (char *)malloc(BUFSIZ);
        MALLOC_CHECK(optarg);
        }
    if (!nextchar || *nextchar == '\0')
        {
        optind++;
        if (optind == ac)
            return(-1);
        nextchar = av[optind];
        if (*nextchar != '-')
            return(-1);
        nextchar +=1;
        }
    if (nextchar && *nextchar == '-')   /* -- termination */
        {
        optind++;
        return(-1);
        }
    else        /* found an option */
        {
        cp = strchr(opt, *nextchar);
        nextchar += 1;
        if (cp == NULL) /* not defined for this run */
            return('?');
        if (*(cp + 1) == ':')   /* option takes an argument */
            {
            if (*nextchar)
                {
                hold = *cp;
                cp = optarg;
                while (*nextchar)
                    *cp++ = *nextchar++;
                *cp = '\0';
                *cp = hold;
                }
            else        /* white space separated, use next arg */
                {
                if (++optind == ac)
                    return('?');
                strcpy(optarg, av[optind]);
                }
            nextchar = NULL;
            }
        return(*cp);
        }
 }
 #endif /* STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT */
 char **
 mk_ascdate(void)
 {
    char **m;
    dss_time_t t;
    DSS_HUGE i;
    m = (char**) malloc((size_t)(TOTDATE * sizeof (char *)));
    MALLOC_CHECK(m);
    for (i = 0; i < TOTDATE; i++)
        {
        mk_time(i + 1, &t);
        m[i] = strdup(t.alpha);
        }
    return(m);
 }
 /*
 * set_state() -- initialize the RNG so that
 * appropriate data sets can be generated.
 * For each table that is to be generated, calculate the number of rows/child, and send that to the
 * seed generation routine in speed_seed.c. Note: assumes that tables are completely independent.
 * Returns the number of rows to be generated by the named step.
 */
 DSS_HUGE
 set_state(int table, long sf, long procs, long step, DSS_HUGE *extra_rows)
 {
    int i;
 	DSS_HUGE rowcount, remainder, result;
    if (sf == 0 || step == 0)
        return(0);
 	rowcount = tdefs[table].base;
 	rowcount *= sf;
 	*extra_rows = rowcount % procs;
 	rowcount /= procs;
 	result = rowcount;
 	for (i=0; i < step - 1; i++)
 		{
 		if (table == LINE)	/* special case for shared seeds */
 			tdefs[table].gen_seed(1, rowcount);
 		else
 			tdefs[table].gen_seed(0, rowcount);
 		/* need to set seeds of child in case there's a dependency */
 		/* NOTE: this assumes that the parent and child have the same base row count */
 			if (tdefs[table].child != NONE) 
 			tdefs[tdefs[table].child].gen_seed(0,rowcount);
 		}
 	if (step > procs)	/* moving to the end to generate updates */
 		tdefs[table].gen_seed(0, *extra_rows);
 	return(result);
 }
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bm_utils.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/bm_utils.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/build.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/build.c
@ -0,0 +1,451 @@
 /*
 * $Id: build.c,v 1.5 2009/06/28 14:01:08 jms Exp $
 * 
 * Revision History =================== $Log: build.c,v $
 * Revision History =================== Revision 1.5  2009/06/28 14:01:08  jms
 * Revision History =================== bug fix for DOP
 * Revision History =================== Revision 1.4
 * 2005/10/28 02:56:22  jms add platform-specific printf formats to allow for
 * DSS_HUGE data type
 * 
 * Revision 1.3  2005/10/14 23:16:54  jms fix for answer set compliance
 * 
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms change line terminations
 * 
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:46  jms re-establish external server
 * 
 * Revision 1.3  2004/04/07 20:17:29  jms bug #58 (join fails between
 * order/lineitem)
 * 
 * Revision 1.2  2004/01/22 05:49:29  jms AIX porting (AIX 5.1)
 * 
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/08/08 21:35:26  jms recreation after CVS crash
 * 
 * Revision 1.3  2003/08/08 21:35:26  jms first integration of rng64 for
 * o_custkey and l_partkey
 * 
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms Convery RNG to 64bit space as
 * preparation for new large scale RNG
 * 
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms initial checkin
 * 
 * 
 */
 /* stuff related to the customer table */
 #include <stdio.h>
 #include <string.h>
 #ifndef VMS
 #include <sys/types.h>
 #endif
 #if defined(SUN)
 #include <unistd.h>
 #endif
 #include <math.h>
 #include "dss.h"
 #include "dsstypes.h"
 #ifdef ADHOC
 #include "adhoc.h"
 extern adhoc_t  adhocs[];
 #endif				/* ADHOC */
 #include "rng64.h"
 #define LEAP_ADJ(yr, mnth)      \
 ((LEAP(yr) && (mnth) >= 2) ? 1 : 0)
 #define JDAY_BASE       8035	/* start from 1/1/70 a la unix */
 #define JMNTH_BASE      (-70 * 12)	/* start from 1/1/70 a la unix */
 #define JDAY(date) ((date) - STARTDATE + JDAY_BASE + 1)
 #define PART_SUPP_BRIDGE(tgt, p, s) \
    { \
    DSS_HUGE tot_scnt = tdefs[SUPP].base * scale; \
    tgt = (p + s *  (tot_scnt / SUPP_PER_PART +  \
 	(long) ((p - 1) / tot_scnt))) % tot_scnt + 1; \
    }
 #define V_STR(avg, sd, tgt)  a_rnd((int)(avg * V_STR_LOW),(int)(avg * V_STR_HGH), sd, tgt)
 #define TEXT(avg, sd, tgt)  dbg_text(tgt, (int)(avg * V_STR_LOW),(int)(avg * V_STR_HGH), sd)
 static void gen_phone PROTO((DSS_HUGE ind, char *target, long seed));
 DSS_HUGE
 rpb_routine(DSS_HUGE p)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE        price;
 	price = 90000;
 	price += (p / 10) % 20001;	/* limit contribution to $200 */
 	price += (p % 1000) * 100;
 	return (price);
 }
 static void
 gen_phone(DSS_HUGE ind, char *target, long seed)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE        acode, exchg, number;
 	RANDOM(acode, 100, 999, seed);
 	RANDOM(exchg, 100, 999, seed);
 	RANDOM(number, 1000, 9999, seed);
 	sprintf(target, "%02d", (int) (10 + (ind % NATIONS_MAX)));
 	sprintf(target + 3, "%03d", (int) acode);
 	sprintf(target + 7, "%03d", (int) exchg);
 	sprintf(target + 11, "%04d", (int) number);
 	target[2] = target[6] = target[10] = '-';
 	return;
 }
 long
 mk_cust(DSS_HUGE n_cust, customer_t * c)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE        i;
 	static int      bInit = 0;
 	static char     szFormat[100];
 	if (!bInit)
 	{
 		sprintf(szFormat, C_NAME_FMT, 9, HUGE_FORMAT + 1);
 		bInit = 1;
 	}
 	c->custkey = n_cust;
 	sprintf(c->name, szFormat, C_NAME_TAG, n_cust);
 	V_STR(C_ADDR_LEN, C_ADDR_SD, c->address);
 	c->alen = (int)strlen(c->address);
 	RANDOM(i, 0, (nations.count - 1), C_NTRG_SD);
 	c->nation_code = i;
 	gen_phone(i, c->phone, (long) C_PHNE_SD);
 	RANDOM(c->acctbal, C_ABAL_MIN, C_ABAL_MAX, C_ABAL_SD);
 	pick_str(&c_mseg_set, C_MSEG_SD, c->mktsegment);
 	TEXT(C_CMNT_LEN, C_CMNT_SD, c->comment);
 	c->clen = (int)strlen(c->comment);
 	return (0);
 }
 /*
 * generate the numbered order and its associated lineitems
 */
 void
 mk_sparse(DSS_HUGE i, DSS_HUGE * ok, long seq)
 {
 	long            low_bits;
 	*ok = i;
 	low_bits = (long) (i & ((1 << SPARSE_KEEP) - 1));
 	*ok = *ok >> SPARSE_KEEP;
 	*ok = *ok << SPARSE_BITS;
 	*ok += seq;
 	*ok = *ok << SPARSE_KEEP;
 	*ok += low_bits;
 	return;
 }
 long
 mk_order(DSS_HUGE index, order_t * o, long upd_num)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE        lcnt;
 	DSS_HUGE        rprice;
 	long            ocnt;
 	DSS_HUGE        tmp_date;
 	DSS_HUGE        s_date;
 	DSS_HUGE        r_date;
 	DSS_HUGE        c_date;
 	DSS_HUGE        clk_num;
 	DSS_HUGE        supp_num;
 	static char   **asc_date = NULL;
 	char            tmp_str[2];
 	char          **mk_ascdate PROTO((void));
 	int             delta = 1;
 	static int      bInit = 0;
 	static char     szFormat[100];
 	if (!bInit)
 	{
 		sprintf(szFormat, O_CLRK_FMT, 9, HUGE_FORMAT + 1);
 		bInit = 1;
 	}
 	if (asc_date == NULL)
 		asc_date = mk_ascdate();
 	mk_sparse(index, &o->okey,
 		  (upd_num == 0) ? 0 : 1 + upd_num / (10000 / UPD_PCT));
 	if (scale >= 30000)
 		RANDOM64(o->custkey, O_CKEY_MIN, O_CKEY_MAX, O_CKEY_SD);
 	else
 		RANDOM(o->custkey, O_CKEY_MIN, O_CKEY_MAX, O_CKEY_SD);
 	while (o->custkey % CUST_MORTALITY == 0)
 	{
 		o->custkey += delta;
 		o->custkey = MIN(o->custkey, O_CKEY_MAX);
 		delta *= -1;
 	}
 	RANDOM(tmp_date, O_ODATE_MIN, O_ODATE_MAX, O_ODATE_SD);
 	strcpy(o->odate, asc_date[tmp_date - STARTDATE]);
 	pick_str(&o_priority_set, O_PRIO_SD, o->opriority);
 	RANDOM(clk_num, 1, MAX((scale * O_CLRK_SCL), O_CLRK_SCL), O_CLRK_SD);
 	sprintf(o->clerk, szFormat, O_CLRK_TAG, clk_num);
 	TEXT(O_CMNT_LEN, O_CMNT_SD, o->comment);
 	o->clen = (int)strlen(o->comment);
 #ifdef DEBUG
 	if (o->clen > O_CMNT_MAX)
 		fprintf(stderr, "comment error: O%d\n", index);
 #endif				/* DEBUG */
 	o->spriority = 0;
 	o->totalprice = 0;
 	o->orderstatus = 'O';
 	ocnt = 0;
 	RANDOM(o->lines, O_LCNT_MIN, O_LCNT_MAX, O_LCNT_SD);
 	for (lcnt = 0; lcnt < o->lines; lcnt++)
 	{
 		o->l[lcnt].okey = o->okey;;
 		o->l[lcnt].lcnt = lcnt + 1;
 		RANDOM(o->l[lcnt].quantity, L_QTY_MIN, L_QTY_MAX, L_QTY_SD);
 		RANDOM(o->l[lcnt].discount, L_DCNT_MIN, L_DCNT_MAX, L_DCNT_SD);
 		RANDOM(o->l[lcnt].tax, L_TAX_MIN, L_TAX_MAX, L_TAX_SD);
 		pick_str(&l_instruct_set, L_SHIP_SD, o->l[lcnt].shipinstruct);
 		pick_str(&l_smode_set, L_SMODE_SD, o->l[lcnt].shipmode);
 		TEXT(L_CMNT_LEN, L_CMNT_SD, o->l[lcnt].comment);
 		o->l[lcnt].clen = (int)strlen(o->l[lcnt].comment);
 		if (scale >= 30000)
 			RANDOM64(o->l[lcnt].partkey, L_PKEY_MIN, L_PKEY_MAX, L_PKEY_SD);
 		else
 			RANDOM(o->l[lcnt].partkey, L_PKEY_MIN, L_PKEY_MAX, L_PKEY_SD);
 		rprice = rpb_routine(o->l[lcnt].partkey);
 		RANDOM(supp_num, 0, 3, L_SKEY_SD);
 		PART_SUPP_BRIDGE(o->l[lcnt].suppkey, o->l[lcnt].partkey, supp_num);
 		o->l[lcnt].eprice = rprice * o->l[lcnt].quantity;
 		o->totalprice +=
 			((o->l[lcnt].eprice *
 		     ((long) 100 - o->l[lcnt].discount)) / (long) PENNIES) *
 			((long) 100 + o->l[lcnt].tax)
 			/ (long) PENNIES;
 		RANDOM(s_date, L_SDTE_MIN, L_SDTE_MAX, L_SDTE_SD);
 		s_date += tmp_date;
 		RANDOM(c_date, L_CDTE_MIN, L_CDTE_MAX, L_CDTE_SD);
 		c_date += tmp_date;
 		RANDOM(r_date, L_RDTE_MIN, L_RDTE_MAX, L_RDTE_SD);
 		r_date += s_date;
 		strcpy(o->l[lcnt].sdate, asc_date[s_date - STARTDATE]);
 		strcpy(o->l[lcnt].cdate, asc_date[c_date - STARTDATE]);
 		strcpy(o->l[lcnt].rdate, asc_date[r_date - STARTDATE]);
 		if (julian(r_date) <= CURRENTDATE)
 		{
 			pick_str(&l_rflag_set, L_RFLG_SD, tmp_str);
 			o->l[lcnt].rflag[0] = *tmp_str;
 		}
 		else
 			o->l[lcnt].rflag[0] = 'N';
 		if (julian(s_date) <= CURRENTDATE)
 		{
 			ocnt++;
 			o->l[lcnt].lstatus[0] = 'F';
 		}
 		else
 			o->l[lcnt].lstatus[0] = 'O';
 	}
 	if (ocnt > 0)
 		o->orderstatus = 'P';
 	if (ocnt == o->lines)
 		o->orderstatus = 'F';
 	return (0);
 }
 long
 mk_part(DSS_HUGE index, part_t * p)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE        temp;
 	long            snum;
 	DSS_HUGE        brnd;
 	static int      bInit = 0;
 	static char     szFormat[100];
 	static char     szBrandFormat[100];
 	if (!bInit)
 	{
 		sprintf(szFormat, P_MFG_FMT, 1, HUGE_FORMAT + 1);
 		sprintf(szBrandFormat, P_BRND_FMT, 2, HUGE_FORMAT + 1);
 		bInit = 1;
 	}
 	p->partkey = index;
 	agg_str(&colors, (long) P_NAME_SCL, (long) P_NAME_SD, p->name);
 	RANDOM(temp, P_MFG_MIN, P_MFG_MAX, P_MFG_SD);
 	sprintf(p->mfgr, szFormat, P_MFG_TAG, temp);
 	RANDOM(brnd, P_BRND_MIN, P_BRND_MAX, P_BRND_SD);
 	sprintf(p->brand, szBrandFormat, P_BRND_TAG, (temp * 10 + brnd));
 	p->tlen = pick_str(&p_types_set, P_TYPE_SD, p->type);
 	p->tlen = (int)strlen(p_types_set.list[p->tlen].text);
 	RANDOM(p->size, P_SIZE_MIN, P_SIZE_MAX, P_SIZE_SD);
 	pick_str(&p_cntr_set, P_CNTR_SD, p->container);
 	p->retailprice = rpb_routine(index);
 	TEXT(P_CMNT_LEN, P_CMNT_SD, p->comment);
 	p->clen = (int)strlen(p->comment);
 	for (snum = 0; snum < SUPP_PER_PART; snum++)
 	{
 		p->s[snum].partkey = p->partkey;
 		PART_SUPP_BRIDGE(p->s[snum].suppkey, index, snum);
 		RANDOM(p->s[snum].qty, PS_QTY_MIN, PS_QTY_MAX, PS_QTY_SD);
 		RANDOM(p->s[snum].scost, PS_SCST_MIN, PS_SCST_MAX, PS_SCST_SD);
 		TEXT(PS_CMNT_LEN, PS_CMNT_SD, p->s[snum].comment);
 		p->s[snum].clen = (int)strlen(p->s[snum].comment);
 	}
 	return (0);
 }
 long
 mk_supp(DSS_HUGE index, supplier_t * s)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE        i, bad_press, noise, offset, type;
 	static int      bInit = 0;
 	static char     szFormat[100];
 	if (!bInit)
 	{
 		sprintf(szFormat, S_NAME_FMT, 9, HUGE_FORMAT + 1);
 		bInit = 1;
 	}
 	s->suppkey = index;
 	sprintf(s->name, szFormat, S_NAME_TAG, index);
 	V_STR(S_ADDR_LEN, S_ADDR_SD, s->address);
 	s->alen = (int)strlen(s->address);
 	RANDOM(i, 0, nations.count - 1, S_NTRG_SD);
 	s->nation_code = i;
 	gen_phone(i, s->phone, S_PHNE_SD);
 	RANDOM(s->acctbal, S_ABAL_MIN, S_ABAL_MAX, S_ABAL_SD);
 	TEXT(S_CMNT_LEN, S_CMNT_SD, s->comment);
 	s->clen = (int)strlen(s->comment);
 	/*
 	 * these calls should really move inside the if stmt below, but this
 	 * will simplify seedless parallel load
 	 */
 	RANDOM(bad_press, 1, 10000, BBB_CMNT_SD);
 	RANDOM(type, 0, 100, BBB_TYPE_SD);
 	RANDOM(noise, 0, (s->clen - BBB_CMNT_LEN), BBB_JNK_SD);
 	RANDOM(offset, 0, (s->clen - (BBB_CMNT_LEN + noise)),
 	       BBB_OFFSET_SD);
 	if (bad_press <= S_CMNT_BBB)
 	{
 		type = (type < BBB_DEADBEATS) ? 0 : 1;
 		memcpy(s->comment + offset, BBB_BASE, BBB_BASE_LEN);
 		if (type == 0)
 			memcpy(s->comment + BBB_BASE_LEN + offset + noise,
 			       BBB_COMPLAIN, BBB_TYPE_LEN);
 		else
 			memcpy(s->comment + BBB_BASE_LEN + offset + noise,
 			       BBB_COMMEND, BBB_TYPE_LEN);
 	}
 	return (0);
 }
 struct
 {
 	char           *mdes;
 	long            days;
 	long            dcnt;
 }               months[] =
 {
 	{
 		NULL, 0, 0
 	},
 	{
 		"JAN", 31, 31
 	},
 	{
 		"FEB", 28, 59
 	},
 	{
 		"MAR", 31, 90
 	},
 	{
 		"APR", 30, 120
 	},
 	{
 		"MAY", 31, 151
 	},
 	{
 		"JUN", 30, 181
 	},
 	{
 		"JUL", 31, 212
 	},
 	{
 		"AUG", 31, 243
 	},
 	{
 		"SEP", 30, 273
 	},
 	{
 		"OCT", 31, 304
 	},
 	{
 		"NOV", 30, 334
 	},
 	{
 		"DEC", 31, 365
 	}
 };
 long
 mk_time(DSS_HUGE index, dss_time_t * t)
 {
 	long            m = 0;
 	long            y;
 	long            d;
 	t->timekey = index + JDAY_BASE;
 	y = julian(index + STARTDATE - 1) / 1000;
 	d = julian(index + STARTDATE - 1) % 1000;
 	while (d > months[m].dcnt + LEAP_ADJ(y, m))
 		m++;
 	PR_DATE(t->alpha, y, m,
 		d - months[m - 1].dcnt - ((LEAP(y) && m > 2) ? 1 : 0));
 	t->year = 1900 + y;
 	t->month = m + 12 * y + JMNTH_BASE;
 	t->week = (d + T_START_DAY - 1) / 7 + 1;
 	t->day = d - months[m - 1].dcnt - LEAP_ADJ(y, m - 1);
 	return (0);
 }
 int
 mk_nation(DSS_HUGE index, code_t * c)
 {
 	c->code = index - 1;
 	c->text = nations.list[index - 1].text;
 	c->join = nations.list[index - 1].weight;
 	TEXT(N_CMNT_LEN, N_CMNT_SD, c->comment);
 	c->clen = (int)strlen(c->comment);
 	return (0);
 }
 int
 mk_region(DSS_HUGE index, code_t * c)
 {
 	c->code = index - 1;
 	c->text = regions.list[index - 1].text;
 	c->join = 0;		/* for completeness */
 	TEXT(R_CMNT_LEN, R_CMNT_SD, c->comment);
 	c->clen = (int)strlen(c->comment);
 	return (0);
 }
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/build.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/build.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/README
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/README
@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
 Answer sets to be compared should all be named q<1..22>.out .
 Each file should have 1 header (col name line, that is ignored) followed by lines of data with fields separated by the pipe character "|".  Lines should not start or end with a pipe char however.  No trailing line of blank lines or "rows selected" should be present.
 ./pairs.sh <dir1> <dir2> 
 	This will create or overwrite a dir called <dir1>_<dir2> and put in it 22 files of the form analysis_<1..22>.out .
 cmpq.pl
 	This is the pearl script that compares two files.  The current version treats date output as a string and thus dates that (legally according to the spec) are right justified in a larger field may compare incorrectly.  This will be fixed shortly.  
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/cmpall.sh
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/cmpall.sh
@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
 for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22;do 
  ./cmpq.pl $i ./Ingres_1g_qualification/q${i}.out ./Oracle_1g_qualification/${i}.log;
 done
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/cmpq.pl
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/cmpq.pl
@ -0,0 +1,159 @@
 #!/usr/bin/perl
 my $Query=shift(@ARGV);
 my $InputFile1=shift(@ARGV);
 my $InputFile2=shift(@ARGV);
 my $assume_header=1;
 my $OutputLog="analysis_".$Query.".log";
 my @ColPos;
 my @ColF1;
 my @ColF2;
 my @ColStartF1;
 my @ColEndF1;
 my @ColStartF2;
 my @ColEndF2;
 my $NumColF1;
 my $NumColF2;
 my $QueryColPrecisionFile="colprecision.txt";
 my @ColStart;
 my @ColEnd;
 my $NumMismatch=0;
 open my $file1 , $InputFile1;
 open my $file2 , $InputFile2;
 $debug = 0;
 # function to remove whitespace from the start and end of the string
 # function to get next valid line
 sub NextLine($)
 {
  $filehandler = shift;
  my $line; 
  while ($line=<$filehandler>){
    chop($line);
    if (length($line)>0) {
      return $line;
    }  
  }
  return undef;
 }
 sub rtrim($)
 {
  my $string = shift;
  #$string =~ s/^\s+//;
  $string =~ s/\s+$//;
  return $string;
 }
 # main
 open my $file1 , $InputFile1;
 open my $file2 , $InputFile2;
 open(LOG,">$OutputLog");
 open(QColPrecision,$QueryColPrecisionFile);
 #get column precision information
 $i=1;
 while (($l=<QColPrecision>) && ($i<$Query)){
  $i++;
 }
 if ($i != $Query) {
  print "Could not find column precision for Query $Query\n";
 } 
@QueryColPrecision=split(/\s/,$l);
 #print @QueryColPrecision;
 $NumRowsF1=0;
 $NumRowsF2=0;
 if ($assume_header==1){
  $lf1=&NextLine($file1); 
  $lf2=&NextLine($file2); 
 }
 while (1){
  $lf1=&NextLine($file1);
  #print "File 1 $lf1\n";
  $lf2=&NextLine($file2);
  #print "File 2 $lf2\n";
  if ((!defined($lf1)) && (defined($lf2))) {
    print LOG "File1 ($InputFile1) exhausted before File2 ($InputFile2)\n";
    print LOG "Number of rows processed $NumRowsF1\n";
    exit;
  } elsif ((defined($lf1)) && (!defined($lf2))) {
         print LOG "File2 ($InputFile2) exhausted before File1 ($InputFile1)\n";
         print LOG "Number of rows processed $NumRowsF1\n";
         exit;
       } elsif ((!defined($lf1)) && (!defined($lf2))) {
         #done
         print LOG "Found $NumMismatch unacceptable missmatches\n";
         print "Query $Query $NumMismatch unacceptable missmatches\n";
         exit;
         }
  $NumRowsF1++;
  $NumRowsF2++;
  #print "Comparing row $lf1 with $lf2";
  # The following split implements fixed column length 
  #print "Splitting row $NumColF1: $lf1\n";
  @ColF1=split(/\|/,$lf1);
  $NumColF1=@ColF1;
  #print "Splitting row $NumColF2: $lf2\n";
  @ColF2=split(/\|/,$lf2);
  $NumColF2=@ColF2;
  # as needed we can extend to other splits
  if ($NumColF1!=$NumColF2) {
    print LOG "Number of column mismatch in row $NumRowsF1\n";
    exit;
  }
  #print $NumColF1."|".$NumColF2."\n";
  for ($col=0;$col<$NumColF1;$col++){
    #print "@ColF1[$col]| ";
    @ColF1[$col]=&rtrim(@ColF1[$col]);  
    #print "@ColF1[$col]|\n";  
    #print "@ColF2[$col]|";
    @ColF2[$col]=&rtrim(@ColF2[$col]);
    #print "@ColF2[$col]|\n";
  }
  # comparison
  for ($col=0;$col<$NumColF1;$col++){
    #print "Comparing @ColF1[$col] and @ColF2[$col]\n";
    $difference=0; 
    $mismatch=0; 
    #print "@QueryColPrecision[$col]\n";
    for (@QueryColPrecision[$col]) {
        if    (/str/)  {$mismatch = @ColF1[$col] ne @ColF2[$col] ? 1 : 0}     #column is string and needs to match exactly
        elsif (/sum/)  {@ColF1[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF1[$col]);
                        @ColF2[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF2[$col]);
                        $difference = abs(@ColF1[$col] - @ColF2[$col]);
                        $pdifference= sprintf("%.4f",(($difference/@ColF1[$col])*100));
                        $mismatch = $difference>100 ? 1 : 0;
                        $pdifference= sprintf("%.4f",($difference/@ColF1[$col])*100); }     #column is sum and needs to be with 100 
        elsif (/avg/)  {@ColF1[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF1[$col]);
                        @ColF2[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF2[$col]);
                        $difference = abs(@ColF1[$col] - @ColF2[$col]);
                        $pdifference= sprintf("%.4f",(($difference/@ColF1[$col])*100));
                        $mismatch = $pdifference>1 ? 1 : 0}    #column is avg and needs to be within 1 percent when reported to the nearest 1/100th, rounded up
        elsif (/cnt/)  {$mismatch=1 if (@ColF1[$col] != @ColF2[$col])}    #column is cnt and needs to match exactly
        elsif (/int/)  {$mismatch=1 if (@ColF1[$col] != @ColF2[$col])}    #column is int and needs to match exactly
        elsif (/num/)  {@ColF1[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF1[$col]);
                        @ColF2[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF2[$col]);
                        $mismatch=1 if (@ColF1[$col] != @ColF2[$col]);
                        $difference = abs(@ColF1[$col] - @ColF2[$col]);
                        $pdifference= sprintf("%.4f",(($difference/@ColF1[$col])*100));}    #column is num and needs to match exactly when reported to the nearest 1/100th, rounded up
        elsif (/rat/)  {@ColF1[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF1[$col]); 
                        @ColF2[$col]=sprintf("%.2f", @ColF2[$col]);
                        $difference = abs(@ColF1[$col] - @ColF2[$col]); 
                        $pdifference= sprintf("%.4f",(($difference/@ColF1[$col])*100)); 
                        $mismatch = $difference > 1 ? 1 : 0;} #column is a ratio and needs to match within 1 percent when reported to the nearest 1/100th, rounded up
        else           {print LOG "Don't know how to compare type @QueryColPrecision[$col]\n";exit;}     # default
    }
    #print "$mismatch $difference\n"; 
    if ($mismatch == 1) {
      $NumMismatch++;
      if (@QueryColPrecision[$col]=~"str"){
        printf( LOG "%s\n%30s%s\n%30s%s\n", "Difference in row $NumRowsF1 column $col using @QueryColPrecision[$col] ----------------> VIOLATION OF SPEC","$InputFile1:","@ColF1[$col]","$InputFile2:","@ColF2[$col]");}
      else {
      print LOG "Difference in row $NumRowsF1 column $col @ColF1[$col] @ColF2[$col] using @QueryColPrecision[$col]: total diff $difference percent diff $pdifference"." % ----------------> VIOLATION OF SPEC\n";}
    } elsif ($difference>0) {
           print LOG "Difference in row $NumRowsF1 column $col F1=@ColF1[$col] F2=@ColF2[$col] using @QueryColPrecision[$col] total diff $difference percent diff $pdifference ----------------> OK WITH SPEC\n";
    }
  }
 }
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/colprecision.txt
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/colprecision.txt
@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
 str str sum sum sum sum avg avg avg cnt
 num str str int str str str str
 int sum str int
 str cnt
 str sum
 sum
 str str int sum
 int rat
 str int sum
 int str sum num str str str str
 int sum
 str sum sum
 cnt cnt
 rat
 int str str str sum
 str str num cnt
 avg
 str int int str num sum
 sum
 str str
 str cnt
 num cnt sum
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/pairs.sh
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/check_answers/pairs.sh
@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 pairs()
 {
 x=$1
 shift 1
 for y in $*;do
    echo Comparing $x to $y
    for ((i=1; i<23; i++));do
       ./cmpq.pl $i ./${x}/q${i}.out ./${y}/q${i}.out
    done
    mkdir -p ${x}_${y}
    mv analysis* ${x}_${y}
 done
 if [ $# -gt 1 ]; then
  pairs $*
 fi
 }
 if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
  pairs oracle ingres microsoft ibm
 else
  pairs $*
 fi
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/column_split.sh
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/column_split.sh
@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 TABLE=$1
 IFS="|"
 while read line
 do
 	set $line
 	count=1
 	while [ $# -gt 0 ]
 	do
 		echo $1 >> ${TABLE}$count
 		count=`expr $count + 1`
 		shift
 	done
 done
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/config.h
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/config.h
@ -0,0 +1,219 @@
 /*
 * $Id: config.h,v 1.8 2007/01/04 21:29:21 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: config.h,v $
 * Revision 1.8  2007/01/04 21:29:21  jms
 * Porting changes uncovered as part of move to VS2005. No impact on data set
 *
 * Revision 1.7  2006/06/29 20:46:17  jms
 * 2.4.0 changes from Meikel
 *
 * Revision 1.6  2006/05/31 22:25:21  jms
 * Rework UnifInt calls in varsub to handle lack of PROTO defn in windows
 *
 * Revision 1.5  2006/05/25 22:35:36  jms
 * qgen porting changes for 32b/64b
 *
 * Revision 1.4  2006/03/09 18:54:55  jms
 * porting bugs
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2005/03/04 19:48:39  jms
 * Changes from Doug Johnson to address very large scale factors
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:46  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.7  2004/04/08 17:36:47  jms
 * clarify config.h/makefile linkage
 *
 * Revision 1.6  2004/04/08 17:35:00  jms
 * SUN/SOLARIS ifdef merge between machines
 *
 * Revision 1.5  2004/04/08 17:27:53  jms
 * solaris porting fixes
 *
 * Revision 1.4  2003/08/12 16:45:26  jms
 * linux porting changes
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2003/08/08 21:35:26  jms
 * first integration of rng64 for o_custkey and l_partkey
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * Convery RNG to 64bit space as preparation for new large scale RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /* 
 * this file allows the compilation of DBGEN to be tailored to specific
 * architectures and operating systems. Some options are grouped 
 * together to allow easier compilation on a given vendor's hardware.
 * 
 * The following #defines will effect the code:
 *   KILL(pid)         -- how to terminate a process in a parallel load
 *   SPAWN             -- name of system call to clone an existing process
 *   SET_HANDLER(proc) -- name of routine to handle signals in parallel load
 *   WAIT(res, pid)    -- how to await the termination of a child
 *   SEPARATOR         -- character used to separate fields in flat files
 *   STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT -- to prevent confilcts with gloabal getopt() 
 *   MDY_DATE          -- generate dates as MM-DD-YY
 *   WIN32             -- support for WindowsNT
 *   SUPPORT_64BITS    -- compiler defines a 64 bit datatype
 *   DSS_HUGE          -- 64 bit data type
 *   HUGE_FORMAT       -- printf string for 64 bit data type
 *   EOL_HANDLING      -- flat files don't need final column separator
 *
 * Certain defines must be provided in the makefile:
 *   MACHINE defines
 *   ==========
 *   ATT        -- getopt() handling
 *   DOS        -- disable all multi-user functionality/dependency
 *   HP         -- posix source inclusion differences
 *   IBM        -- posix source inclusion differences
 *   SGI        -- getopt() handling
 *   SUN        -- getopt() handling
 *   LINUX      
 *   WIN32      -- for WINDOWS
 *
 *   DATABASE defines
 *   ================
 *   DB2        -- use DB2 dialect in QGEN
 *   INFORMIX   -- use Informix dialect in QGEN
 *   SQLSERVER  -- use SQLSERVER dialect in QGEN
 *   SYBASE     -- use Sybase dialect in QGEN
 *   TDAT       -- use Teradata dialect in QGEN
 *
 *   WORKLOAD defines
 *   ================
 *   TPCH              -- make will create TPCH (set in makefile)
 */
 #ifdef DOS
 #define PATH_SEP	'\\'
 #else
 #ifdef ATT
 #define STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT
 #ifdef SQLSERVER
 #define WIN32
 #else
 /* the 64 bit defines are for the Metaware compiler */
 #define SUPPORT_64BITS
 #define DSS_HUGE long long
 #define RNG_A	6364136223846793005ull
 #define RNG_C	1ull
 #define HUGE_FORMAT "%LLd"
 #define HUGE_DATE_FORMAT "%02LLd"
 #endif /* SQLSERVER or MP/RAS */
 #endif /* ATT */
 #ifdef HP
 #define _INCLUDE_POSIX_SOURCE
 #define STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT
 #define SUPPORT_64BITS
 #define DSS_HUGE long
 #define HUGE_COUNT 2
 #define HUGE_FORMAT "%ld"
 #define HUGE_DATE_FORMAT "%02lld"
 #define RNG_C 1ull
 #define RNG_A 6364136223846793005ull
 #endif /* HP */
 #ifdef IBM
 #define STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT
 #define SUPPORT_64BITS
 #define DSS_HUGE long long
 #define HUGE_FORMAT	"%lld" 
 #define HUGE_DATE_FORMAT	"%02lld" 
 #define RNG_A	6364136223846793005ull
 #define RNG_C	1ull
 #endif /* IBM */
 #ifdef LINUX
 #define STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT
 #define SUPPORT_64BITS
 #define DSS_HUGE long long int
 #define HUGE_FORMAT	"%lld" 
 #define HUGE_DATE_FORMAT	"%02lld" 
 #define RNG_A	6364136223846793005ull
 #define RNG_C	1ull
 #endif /* LINUX */
 #ifdef SUN
 #define STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT
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 #define WIFSTOPPED(s)	(((s) & 0xff) == 0x7f)
 #define WTERMSIG(s)		((s) & 0x7f)
 #define WSTOPSIG(s)		(((s) & 0xff00) >> 8)
 /* requried by move to Visual Studio 2005 */
 #define strdup(x) _strdup(x)
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 #define KILL(pid) kill(SIGUSR1, pid)
 #define SET_HANDLER(proc) signal(SIGUSR1, proc)
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 #define WAIT(res, pid) wait(res)
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 #endif /* DOS */
 #ifndef PATH_SEP
 #define PATH_SEP '/'
 #endif /* PATH_SEP */
 #ifndef DSS_HUGE
 #error Support for a 64-bit datatype is required in this release
 #endif
 #ifndef DOUBLE_CAST
 #define DOUBLE_CAST (double)
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 # <token> | <weight> # comment
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 #  container  parts.container
 #  instruct   shipping instructions
 #  msegmnt    market segment
 #  names      parts.name
 #  nations    must be ordered along with regions
 #  nations2   stand alone nations set for use with qgen
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 #  verbs      
 #  adverbs    
 #  auxillaries 
 #  prepositions
 #  terminators
 #  grammar    sentence formation
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 # category
 ###
 BEGIN category
 COUNT|5
 FURNITURE|1
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 END category
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 ###
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 count|40
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 ###
 begin instruct
 count|4
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 TAKE BACK RETURN|1
 NONE|1
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 ###
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 BUILDING|1
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 ###
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 COUNT|4
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 EXTRA|1
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 #       map correctly into the regions table, and are *NOT* cummulative
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 ###
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 CHINA|1
 ROMANIA|1
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 RUSSIA|1
 UNITED KINGDOM|0
 UNITED STATES|-2
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 ETHIOPIA|1
 FRANCE|1
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 CHINA|1
 ROMANIA|1
 SAUDI ARABIA|1
 VIETNAM|1
 RUSSIA|1
 UNITED KINGDOM|1
 UNITED STATES|1
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 ###
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 AMERICA|1
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 ###
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 end o_oprio
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 # rflag
 ###
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 A|1
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 AIR|1
 RAIL|1
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 FOB|1
 SHIP|1
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 STANDARD ANODIZED STEEL|1
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 STANDARD PLATED TIN|1
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 SMALL BURNISHED TIN|1
 SMALL BURNISHED NICKEL|1
 SMALL BURNISHED BRASS|1
 SMALL BURNISHED STEEL|1
 SMALL BURNISHED COPPER|1
 SMALL PLATED TIN|1
 SMALL PLATED NICKEL|1
 SMALL PLATED BRASS|1
 SMALL PLATED STEEL|1
 SMALL PLATED COPPER|1
 SMALL POLISHED TIN|1
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 SMALL POLISHED BRASS|1
 SMALL POLISHED STEEL|1
 SMALL POLISHED COPPER|1
 SMALL BRUSHED TIN|1
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 MEDIUM PLATED TIN|1
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 MEDIUM POLISHED STEEL|1
 MEDIUM POLISHED COPPER|1
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 LARGE ANODIZED COPPER|1
 LARGE BURNISHED TIN|1
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 LARGE BURNISHED STEEL|1
 LARGE BURNISHED COPPER|1
 LARGE PLATED TIN|1
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 LARGE PLATED BRASS|1
 LARGE PLATED STEEL|1
 LARGE PLATED COPPER|1
 LARGE POLISHED TIN|1
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 LARGE POLISHED BRASS|1
 LARGE POLISHED STEEL|1
 LARGE POLISHED COPPER|1
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 begin colors
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 depths|1
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 was|1
 lose|1
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 solve|1
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 promise|1
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 hinder|1
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 grow|1
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 mold|1
 poach|1
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 unwind|1
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 hang|1
 believe|1
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 thinly|1
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 bravely|1
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 permanently|1
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 regularly|1
 finally|1
 ironically|1
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 a|20
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 END articles
 ###
 # prepositions
 ##
 BEGIN prepositions
 COUNT|47
 about|50
 above|50
 according to|50
 across|50
 after|50
 against|40
 along|40
 alongside of|30
 among|30
 around|20
 at|10
 atop|1
 before|1
 behind|1
 beneath|1
 beside|1
 besides|1
 between|1
 beyond|1
 by|1
 despite|1
 during|1
 except|1
 for|1
 from|1
 in place of|1
 inside|1
 instead of|1
 into|1
 near|1
 of|1
 on|1
 outside|1
 over|1 
 past|1
 since|1
 through|1
 throughout|1
 to|1
 toward|1
 under|1
 until|1
 up|1 
 upon|1
 whithout|1
 with|1
 within|1
 END prepositions
 ###
 # auxillaries
 ##
 BEGIN auxillaries
 COUNT|18
 do|1
 may|1
 might|1
 shall|1
 will|1
 would|1
 can|1
 could|1
 should|1
 ought to|1
 must|1
 will have to|1
 shall have to|1
 could have to|1
 should have to|1
 must have to|1
 need to|1
 try to|1
 END auxiallaries
 ###
 # terminators
 ##
 BEGIN terminators
 COUNT|6
 .|50
 ;|1
 :|1
 ?|1
 !|1
 --|1
 END terminators
 ###
 # adjectives
 ##
 BEGIN adjectives
 COUNT|29
 special|20
 pending|20
 unusual|20
 express|20
 furious|1
 sly|1
 careful|1
 blithe|1
 quick|1
 fluffy|1
 slow|1
 quiet|1
 ruthless|1
 thin|1
 close|1
 dogged|1
 daring|1
 brave|1
 stealthy|1
 permanent|1
 enticing|1
 idle|1
 busy|1
 regular|50
 final|40
 ironic|40
 even|30
 bold|20
 silent|10
 END adjectives
 ###
 # grammar
 # first level grammar. N=noun phrase, V=verb phrase,
 # P=prepositional phrase, T=setence termination
 ##
 BEGIN grammar
 COUNT|5
 N V T|3
 N V P T|3
 N V N T|3
 N P V N T|1
 N P V P T|1
 END grammar
 ###
 # NP
 # second level grammar. Noun phrases. N=noun, A=article, 
 # J=adjective, D=adverb
 ##
 BEGIN np
 COUNT|4
 N|10
 J N|20
 J, J N|10
 D J N|50
 END np
 ###
 # VP
 # second level grammar. Verb phrases. V=verb, X=auxiallary, 
 # D=adverb
 ##
 BEGIN vp
 COUNT|4
 V|30
 X V|1
 V D|40
 X V D|1
 END vp
 ###
 # Q13
 # Substitution parameters for Q13 
 ##
 BEGIN Q13a
 COUNT|4
 special|20
 pending|20
 unusual|20
 express|20
 END Q13a
 BEGIN Q13b
 COUNT|4
 packages|40
 requests|40
 accounts|40
 deposits|40
 END Q13b
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/driver.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/driver.c
@ -0,0 +1,800 @@
 /*
 * $Id: driver.c,v 1.7 2008/09/24 22:35:21 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: driver.c,v $
 * Revision 1.7  2008/09/24 22:35:21  jms
 * remove build number header
 *
 * Revision 1.6  2008/09/24 22:30:29  jms
 * remove build number from default header
 *
 * Revision 1.5  2008/03/21 17:38:39  jms
 * changes for 2.6.3
 *
 * Revision 1.4  2006/04/26 23:01:10  jms
 * address update generation problems
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2005/10/28 02:54:35  jms
 * add release.h changes
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:46  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.5  2004/04/07 20:17:29  jms
 * bug #58 (join fails between order/lineitem)
 *
 * Revision 1.4  2004/02/18 16:26:49  jms
 * 32/64 bit changes for overflow handling needed additional changes when ported back to windows
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2004/01/22 05:49:29  jms
 * AIX porting (AIX 5.1)
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2004/01/22 03:54:12  jms
 * 64 bit support changes for customer address
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/08/08 21:50:33  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2003/08/08 21:35:26  jms
 * first integration of rng64 for o_custkey and l_partkey
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * Convery RNG to 64bit space as preparation for new large scale RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /* main driver for dss banchmark */
 #define DECLARER				/* EXTERN references get defined here */
 #define NO_FUNC (int (*) ()) NULL	/* to clean up tdefs */
 #define NO_LFUNC (long (*) ()) NULL		/* to clean up tdefs */
 #include "config.h"
 #include "release.h"
 #include <stdlib.h>
 #if (defined(_POSIX_)||!defined(WIN32))		/* Change for Windows NT */
 #include <unistd.h>
 #include <sys/wait.h>
 #endif /* WIN32 */
 #include <stdio.h>				/* */
 #include <limits.h>
 #include <math.h>
 #include <ctype.h>
 #include <signal.h>
 #include <string.h>
 #include <errno.h>
 #ifdef HP
 #include <strings.h>
 #endif
 #if (defined(WIN32)&&!defined(_POSIX_))
 #include <process.h>
 #pragma warning(disable:4201)
 #pragma warning(disable:4214)
 #pragma warning(disable:4514)
 #define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
 #define NOATOM
 #define NOGDICAPMASKS
 #define NOMETAFILE
 #define NOMINMAX
 #define NOMSG
 #define NOOPENFILE
 #define NORASTEROPS
 #define NOSCROLL
 #define NOSOUND
 #define NOSYSMETRICS
 #define NOTEXTMETRIC
 #define NOWH
 #define NOCOMM
 #define NOKANJI
 #define NOMCX
 #include <windows.h>
 #pragma warning(default:4201)
 #pragma warning(default:4214)
 #endif
 #include "dss.h"
 #include "dsstypes.h"
 /*
 * Function prototypes
 */
 void	usage (void);
 void	kill_load (void);
 int		pload (int tbl);
 void	gen_tbl (int tnum, DSS_HUGE start, DSS_HUGE count, long upd_num);
 int		pr_drange (int tbl, DSS_HUGE min, DSS_HUGE cnt, long num);
 int		set_files (int t, int pload);
 int		partial (int, int);
 extern int optind, opterr;
 extern char *optarg;
 DSS_HUGE rowcnt = 0, minrow = 0;
 long upd_num = 0;
 double flt_scale;
 #if (defined(WIN32)&&!defined(_POSIX_))
 char *spawn_args[25];
 #endif
 #ifdef RNG_TEST
 extern seed_t Seed[];
 #endif
 static int bTableSet = 0;
 /*
 * general table descriptions. See dss.h for details on structure
 * NOTE: tables with no scaling info are scaled according to
 * another table
 *
 *
 * the following is based on the tdef structure defined in dss.h as:
 * typedef struct
 * {
 * char     *name;            -- name of the table; 
 *                               flat file output in <name>.tbl
 * long      base;            -- base scale rowcount of table; 
 *                               0 if derived
 * int       (*loader) ();    -- function to present output
 * long      (*gen_seed) ();  -- functions to seed the RNG
 * int       child;           -- non-zero if there is an associated detail table
 * unsigned long vtotal;      -- "checksum" total 
 * }         tdef;
 *
 */
 /*
 * flat file print functions; used with -F(lat) option
 */
 int pr_cust (customer_t * c, int mode);
 int pr_line (order_t * o, int mode);
 int pr_order (order_t * o, int mode);
 int pr_part (part_t * p, int mode);
 int pr_psupp (part_t * p, int mode);
 int pr_supp (supplier_t * s, int mode);
 int pr_order_line (order_t * o, int mode);
 int pr_part_psupp (part_t * p, int mode);
 int pr_nation (code_t * c, int mode);
 int pr_region (code_t * c, int mode);
 /*
 * seed generation functions; used with '-O s' option
 */
 long sd_cust (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 long sd_line (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 long sd_order (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 long sd_part (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 long sd_psupp (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 long sd_supp (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 long sd_order_line (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 long sd_part_psupp (int child, DSS_HUGE skip_count);
 tdef tdefs[] =
 {
 	{"part.tbl", "part table", 200000,
 		pr_part, sd_part, PSUPP, 0},
 	{"partsupp.tbl", "partsupplier table", 200000,
 		pr_psupp, sd_psupp, NONE, 0},
 	{"supplier.tbl", "suppliers table", 10000,
 		pr_supp, sd_supp, NONE, 0},
 	{"customer.tbl", "customers table", 150000,
 		pr_cust, sd_cust, NONE, 0},
 	{"orders.tbl", "order table", 150000,
 		pr_order, sd_order, LINE, 0},
 	{"lineitem.tbl", "lineitem table", 150000,
 		pr_line, sd_line, NONE, 0},
 	{"orders.tbl", "orders/lineitem tables", 150000,
 		pr_order_line, sd_order, LINE, 0},
 	{"part.tbl", "part/partsupplier tables", 200000,
 		pr_part_psupp, sd_part, PSUPP, 0},
 	{"nation.tbl", "nation table", NATIONS_MAX,
 		pr_nation, NO_LFUNC, NONE, 0},
 	{"region.tbl", "region table", NATIONS_MAX,
 		pr_region, NO_LFUNC, NONE, 0},
 };
 /*
 * re-set default output file names 
 */
 int
 set_files (int i, int pload)
 {
 	char line[80], *new_name;
 	if (table & (1 << i))
 child_table:
 	{
 		if (pload != -1)
 			sprintf (line, "%s.%d", tdefs[i].name, pload);
 		else
 		{
 			printf ("Enter new destination for %s data: ",
 				tdefs[i].name);
 			if (fgets (line, sizeof (line), stdin) == NULL)
 				return (-1);;
 			if ((new_name = strchr (line, '\n')) != NULL)
 				*new_name = '\0';
 			if ((int)strlen (line) == 0)
 				return (0);
 		}
 		new_name = (char *) malloc ((int)strlen (line) + 1);
 		MALLOC_CHECK (new_name);
 		strcpy (new_name, line);
 		tdefs[i].name = new_name;
 		if (tdefs[i].child != NONE)
 		{
 			i = tdefs[i].child;
 			tdefs[i].child = NONE;
 			goto child_table;
 		}
 	}
 	return (0);
 }
 /*
 * read the distributions needed in the benchamrk
 */
 void
 load_dists (void)
 {
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "p_cntr", &p_cntr_set);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "colors", &colors);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "p_types", &p_types_set);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "nations", &nations);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "regions", &regions);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "o_oprio",
 		&o_priority_set);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "instruct",
 		&l_instruct_set);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "smode", &l_smode_set);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "category",
 		&l_category_set);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "rflag", &l_rflag_set);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "msegmnt", &c_mseg_set);
 	/* load the distributions that contain text generation */
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "nouns", &nouns);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "verbs", &verbs);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "adjectives", &adjectives);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "adverbs", &adverbs);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "auxillaries", &auxillaries);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "terminators", &terminators);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "articles", &articles);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "prepositions", &prepositions);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "grammar", &grammar);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "np", &np);
 	read_dist (env_config (DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "vp", &vp);
 }
 /*
 * generate a particular table
 */
 void
 gen_tbl (int tnum, DSS_HUGE start, DSS_HUGE count, long upd_num)
 {
 	static order_t o;
 	supplier_t supp;
 	customer_t cust;
 	part_t part;
 	code_t code;
 	static int completed = 0;
 	DSS_HUGE i;
 	DSS_HUGE rows_per_segment=0;
 	DSS_HUGE rows_this_segment=-1;
 	DSS_HUGE residual_rows=0;
 	if (insert_segments)
 		{
 		rows_per_segment = count / insert_segments;
 		residual_rows = count - (rows_per_segment * insert_segments);
 		}
 	for (i = start; count; count--, i++)
 	{
 		LIFENOISE (1000, i);
 		row_start(tnum);
 		switch (tnum)
 		{
 		case LINE:
 		case ORDER:
  		case ORDER_LINE: 
 			mk_order (i, &o, upd_num % 10000);
 		  if (insert_segments  && (upd_num > 0))
 			if((upd_num / 10000) < residual_rows)
 				{
 				if((++rows_this_segment) > rows_per_segment) 
 					{						
 					rows_this_segment=0;
 					upd_num += 10000;					
 					}
 				}
 			else
 				{
 				if((++rows_this_segment) >= rows_per_segment) 
 					{
 					rows_this_segment=0;
 					upd_num += 10000;
 					}
 				}
 			if (set_seeds == 0)
 				tdefs[tnum].loader(&o, upd_num);
 			break;
 		case SUPP:
 			mk_supp (i, &supp);
 			if (set_seeds == 0)
 				tdefs[tnum].loader(&supp, upd_num);
 			break;
 		case CUST:
 			mk_cust (i, &cust);
 			if (set_seeds == 0)
 				tdefs[tnum].loader(&cust, upd_num);
 			break;
 		case PSUPP:
 		case PART:
  		case PART_PSUPP: 
 			mk_part (i, &part);
 			if (set_seeds == 0)
 				tdefs[tnum].loader(&part, upd_num);
 			break;
 		case NATION:
 			mk_nation (i, &code);
 			if (set_seeds == 0)
 				tdefs[tnum].loader(&code, 0);
 			break;
 		case REGION:
 			mk_region (i, &code);
 			if (set_seeds == 0)
 				tdefs[tnum].loader(&code, 0);
 			break;
 		}
 		row_stop(tnum);
 		if (set_seeds && (i % tdefs[tnum].base) < 2)
 		{
 			printf("\nSeeds for %s at rowcount %ld\n", tdefs[tnum].comment, i);
 			dump_seeds(tnum);
 		}
 	}
 	completed |= 1 << tnum;
 }
 void
 usage (void)
 {
 	fprintf (stderr, "%s\n%s\n\t%s\n%s %s\n\n",
 		"USAGE:",
 		"dbgen [-{vf}][-T {pcsoPSOL}]",
 		"[-s <scale>][-C <procs>][-S <step>]",
 		"dbgen [-v] [-O m] [-s <scale>]",
 		"[-U <updates>]");
 	fprintf (stderr, "Basic Options\n===========================\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-C <n> -- separate data set into <n> chunks (requires -S, default: 1)\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-f     -- force. Overwrite existing files\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-h     -- display this message\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-q     -- enable QUIET mode\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-s <n> -- set Scale Factor (SF) to  <n> (default: 1) \n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-S <n> -- build the <n>th step of the data/update set (used with -C or -U)\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-U <n> -- generate <n> update sets\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-v     -- enable VERBOSE mode\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "\nAdvanced Options\n===========================\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-b <s> -- load distributions for <s> (default: dists.dss)\n");
    fprintf (stderr, "-d <n> -- split deletes between <n> files (requires -U)\n");
    fprintf (stderr, "-i <n> -- split inserts between <n> files (requires -U)\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T c   -- generate cutomers ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T l   -- generate nation/region ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T L   -- generate lineitem ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T n   -- generate nation ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T o   -- generate orders/lineitem ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T O   -- generate orders ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T p   -- generate parts/partsupp ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T P   -- generate parts ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T r   -- generate region ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T s   -- generate suppliers ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "-T S   -- generate partsupp ONLY\n");
 	fprintf (stderr,
 		"\nTo generate the SF=1 (1GB), validation database population, use:\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "\tdbgen -vf -s 1\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "\nTo generate updates for a SF=1 (1GB), use:\n");
 	fprintf (stderr, "\tdbgen -v -U 1 -s 1\n");
 }
 /*
 * int partial(int tbl, int s) -- generate the s-th part of the named tables data
 */
 int
 partial (int tbl, int s)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE rowcnt;
 	DSS_HUGE extra;
 	if (verbose > 0)
 	{
 		fprintf (stderr, "\tStarting to load stage %d of %d for %s...",
 			s, children, tdefs[tbl].comment);
 	}
 	set_files (tbl, s);
 	rowcnt = set_state(tbl, scale, children, s, &extra);
 	if (s == children)
 		gen_tbl (tbl, rowcnt * (s - 1) + 1, rowcnt + extra, upd_num);
 	else
 		gen_tbl (tbl, rowcnt * (s - 1) + 1, rowcnt, upd_num);
 	if (verbose > 0)
 		fprintf (stderr, "done.\n");
 	return (0);
 }
 void
 process_options (int count, char **vector)
 {
 	int option;
 	FILE *pF;
 	while ((option = getopt (count, vector,
 		"b:C:d:fi:hO:P:qs:S:T:U:v")) != -1)
 	switch (option)
 	{
 		case 'b':				/* load distributions from named file */
 			d_path = (char *)malloc((int)strlen(optarg) + 1);
 			MALLOC_CHECK(d_path);
 			strcpy(d_path, optarg);
 			if ((pF = fopen(d_path, "r")) == NULL)
 			{
 				fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: Invalid argument to -b");
 				exit(-1);
 			}
 			else
 				fclose(pF);
 			break;
 		case 'C':
 			children = atoi (optarg);
 			break;
 		case 'd':
 			delete_segments = atoi (optarg);
 			break;
 		case 'f':				/* blind overwrites; Force */
 			force = 1;
 			break;
 		case 'i':
 			insert_segments = atoi (optarg);
 			break;
 		case 'q':				/* all prompts disabled */
 			verbose = -1;
 			break;
 		case 's':				/* scale by Percentage of base rowcount */
 		case 'P':				/* for backward compatibility */
 			flt_scale = atof (optarg);
 			if (flt_scale < MIN_SCALE)
 			{
 				int i;
 				int int_scale;
 				scale = 1;
 				int_scale = (int)(1000 * flt_scale);
 				for (i = PART; i < REGION; i++)
 				{
 					tdefs[i].base = (DSS_HUGE)(int_scale * tdefs[i].base)/1000;
 					if (tdefs[i].base < 1)
 						tdefs[i].base = 1;
 				}
 			}
 			else
 				scale = (long) flt_scale;
 			if (scale > MAX_SCALE)
 			{
 				fprintf (stderr, "%s %5.0f %s\n\t%s\n\n",
 					"NOTE: Data generation for scale factors >",
 					MAX_SCALE,
 					"GB is still in development,",
 					"and is not yet supported.\n");
 				fprintf (stderr,
 					"Your resulting data set MAY NOT BE COMPLIANT!\n");
 			}
 			break;
 		case 'S':				/* generate a particular STEP */
 			step = atoi (optarg);
 			break;
 		case 'U':				/* generate flat files for update stream */
 			updates = atoi (optarg);
 			break;
 		case 'v':				/* life noises enabled */
 			verbose = 1;
 			break;
 		case 'T':				/* generate a specifc table */
 			switch (*optarg)
 			{
 			case 'c':			/* generate customer ONLY */
 				table = 1 << CUST;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'L':			/* generate lineitems ONLY */
 				table = 1 << LINE;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'l':			/* generate code table ONLY */
 				table = 1 << NATION;
 				table |= 1 << REGION;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'n':			/* generate nation table ONLY */
 				table = 1 << NATION;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'O':			/* generate orders ONLY */
 				table = 1 << ORDER;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'o':			/* generate orders/lineitems ONLY */
 				table = 1 << ORDER_LINE;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'P':			/* generate part ONLY */
 				table = 1 << PART;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'p':			/* generate part/partsupp ONLY */
 				table = 1 << PART_PSUPP;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'r':			/* generate region table ONLY */
 				table = 1 << REGION;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 'S':			/* generate partsupp ONLY */
 				table = 1 << PSUPP;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			case 's':			/* generate suppliers ONLY */
 				table = 1 << SUPP;
 				bTableSet = 1;
 				break;
 			default:
 				fprintf (stderr, "Unknown table name %s\n",
 					optarg);
 				usage ();
 				exit (1);
 			}
 			break;
 		case 'O':				/* optional actions */
 			switch (tolower (*optarg))
 			{
 			case 's':			/* calibrate the RNG usage */
 				set_seeds = 1;
 				break;
 			default:
 				fprintf (stderr, "Unknown option name %s\n",
 					optarg);
 				usage ();
 				exit (1);
 			}
 			break;
 		default:
 			printf ("ERROR: option '%c' unknown.\n",
 				*(vector[optind] + 1));
 		case 'h':				/* something unexpected */
 			fprintf (stderr,
 				"%s Population Generator (Version %d.%d.%d build %d)\n",
 				NAME, VERSION, RELEASE, PATCH, BUILD);
 			fprintf (stderr, "Copyright %s %s\n", TPC, C_DATES);
 			usage ();
 			exit (1);
 	}
 	return;
 }
 void validate_options(void)
 {
 	// DBGenOptions, 3.1
 	if (children != 1)
 	{
 		if (updates != 0)
 		{
 			fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: -C is not valid when generating updates\n");
 			exit(-1);
 		}
 		if (step == -1)
 		{
 			fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: -S must be specified when generating data in multiple chunks\n");
 			exit(-1);
 		}
 	}
 	// DBGenOptions, 3.3
 	if (updates == 0)
 	{
 		if ((insert_segments != 0) || (delete_segments != 0))
 		{
 			fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: -d/-i are only valid when generating updates\n");
 			exit(-1);
 		}
 	}
 	// DBGenOptions, 3.9
 	if (step != -1)
 	{
 		if ((children == 1) && (updates == 0))
 		{
 			fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: -S is only valid when generating data in multiple chunks or generating updates\n");
 			exit(-1);
 		}
 	}
 	// DBGenOptions, 3.10
 	if (bTableSet && (updates != 0))
 	{
 		fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: -T not valid when generating updates\n");
 		exit(-1);
 	}
 	return;
 }
 /*
 * MAIN
 *
 * assumes the existance of getopt() to clean up the command 
 * line handling
 */
 int
 main (int ac, char **av)
 {
 	DSS_HUGE i;
 	table = (1 << CUST) |
 		(1 << SUPP) |
 		(1 << NATION) |
 		(1 << REGION) |
 		(1 << PART_PSUPP) |
 		(1 << ORDER_LINE);
 	force = 0;
    insert_segments=0;
    delete_segments=0;
    insert_orders_segment=0;
    insert_lineitem_segment=0;
    delete_segment=0;
 	verbose = 0;
 	set_seeds = 0;
 	scale = 1;
 	flt_scale = 1.0;
 	updates = 0;
 	step = -1;
 	tdefs[ORDER].base *=
 		ORDERS_PER_CUST;			/* have to do this after init */
 	tdefs[LINE].base *=
 		ORDERS_PER_CUST;			/* have to do this after init */
 	tdefs[ORDER_LINE].base *=
 		ORDERS_PER_CUST;			/* have to do this after init */
 	children = 1;
 	d_path = NULL;
 #ifdef NO_SUPPORT
 	signal (SIGINT, exit);
 #endif /* NO_SUPPORT */
 	process_options (ac, av);
 	validate_options();
 #if (defined(WIN32)&&!defined(_POSIX_))
 	for (i = 0; i < ac; i++)
 	{
 		spawn_args[i] = malloc (((int)strlen (av[i]) + 1) * sizeof (char));
 		MALLOC_CHECK (spawn_args[i]);
 		strcpy (spawn_args[i], av[i]);
 	}
 	spawn_args[ac] = NULL;
 #endif
 	if (verbose >= 0)
 		{
 		fprintf (stderr,
 			"%s Population Generator (Version %d.%d.%d)\n",
 			NAME, VERSION, RELEASE, PATCH);
 		fprintf (stderr, "Copyright %s %s\n", TPC, C_DATES);
 		}
 	load_dists ();
 #ifdef RNG_TEST
 	for (i=0; i <= MAX_STREAM; i++)
 		Seed[i].nCalls = 0;
 #endif
 	/* have to do this after init */
 	tdefs[NATION].base = nations.count;
 	tdefs[REGION].base = regions.count;
 	/* 
 	* updates are never parallelized 
 	*/
 	if (updates)
 		{
 		/* 
 		 * set RNG to start generating rows beyond SF=scale
 		 */
 		set_state (ORDER, scale, 100, 101, &i); 
 		rowcnt = (int)(tdefs[ORDER_LINE].base / 10000 * scale * UPD_PCT);
 		if (step > 0)
 			{
 			/* 
 			 * adjust RNG for any prior update generation
 			 */
 	      for (i=1; i < step; i++)
         {
 			sd_order(0, rowcnt);
 			sd_line(0, rowcnt);
         }
 			upd_num = step - 1;
 			}
 		else
 			upd_num = 0;
 		while (upd_num < updates)
 			{
 			if (verbose > 0)
 				fprintf (stderr,
 				"Generating update pair #%d for %s",
 				upd_num + 1, tdefs[ORDER_LINE].comment);
 			insert_orders_segment=0;
 			insert_lineitem_segment=0;
 			delete_segment=0;
 			minrow = upd_num * rowcnt + 1;
 			gen_tbl (ORDER_LINE, minrow, rowcnt, upd_num + 1);
 			if (verbose > 0)
 				fprintf (stderr, "done.\n");
 			pr_drange (ORDER_LINE, minrow, rowcnt, upd_num + 1);
 			upd_num++;
 			}
 		exit (0);
 		}
 	/**
 	** actual data generation section starts here
 	**/
 	/*
 	* traverse the tables, invoking the appropriate data generation routine for any to be built
 	*/
 	for (i = PART; i <= REGION; i++)
 		if (table & (1 << i))
 		{
 			if (children > 1 && i < NATION)
 			{
 				partial ((int)i, step);
 			}
 			else
 			{
 				minrow = 1;
 				if (i < NATION)
 					rowcnt = tdefs[i].base * scale;
 				else
 					rowcnt = tdefs[i].base;
 				if (verbose > 0)
 					fprintf (stderr, "Generating data for %s", tdefs[i].comment);
 				gen_tbl ((int)i, minrow, rowcnt, upd_num);
 				if (verbose > 0)
 					fprintf (stderr, "done.\n");
 			}
 		}
 		return (0);
 }
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/driver.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/driver.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dss.ddl
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dss.ddl
@ -0,0 +1,70 @@
 -- Sccsid:     @(#)dss.ddl	2.1.8.1
 CREATE TABLE NATION  ( N_NATIONKEY  INTEGER NOT NULL,
                            N_NAME       CHAR(25) NOT NULL,
                            N_REGIONKEY  INTEGER NOT NULL,
                            N_COMMENT    VARCHAR(152));
 CREATE TABLE REGION  ( R_REGIONKEY  INTEGER NOT NULL,
                            R_NAME       CHAR(25) NOT NULL,
                            R_COMMENT    VARCHAR(152));
 CREATE TABLE PART  ( P_PARTKEY     INTEGER NOT NULL,
                          P_NAME        VARCHAR(55) NOT NULL,
                          P_MFGR        CHAR(25) NOT NULL,
                          P_BRAND       CHAR(10) NOT NULL,
                          P_TYPE        VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
                          P_SIZE        INTEGER NOT NULL,
                          P_CONTAINER   CHAR(10) NOT NULL,
                          P_RETAILPRICE DECIMAL(15,2) NOT NULL,
                          P_COMMENT     VARCHAR(23) NOT NULL );
 CREATE TABLE SUPPLIER ( S_SUPPKEY     INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             S_NAME        CHAR(25) NOT NULL,
                             S_ADDRESS     VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,
                             S_NATIONKEY   INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             S_PHONE       CHAR(15) NOT NULL,
                             S_ACCTBAL     DECIMAL(15,2) NOT NULL,
                             S_COMMENT     VARCHAR(101) NOT NULL);
 CREATE TABLE PARTSUPP ( PS_PARTKEY     INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             PS_SUPPKEY     INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             PS_AVAILQTY    INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             PS_SUPPLYCOST  DECIMAL(15,2)  NOT NULL,
                             PS_COMMENT     VARCHAR(199) NOT NULL );
 CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER ( C_CUSTKEY     INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             C_NAME        VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
                             C_ADDRESS     VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,
                             C_NATIONKEY   INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             C_PHONE       CHAR(15) NOT NULL,
                             C_ACCTBAL     DECIMAL(15,2)   NOT NULL,
                             C_MKTSEGMENT  CHAR(10) NOT NULL,
                             C_COMMENT     VARCHAR(117) NOT NULL);
 CREATE TABLE ORDERS  ( O_ORDERKEY       INTEGER NOT NULL,
                           O_CUSTKEY        INTEGER NOT NULL,
                           O_ORDERSTATUS    CHAR(1) NOT NULL,
                           O_TOTALPRICE     DECIMAL(15,2) NOT NULL,
                           O_ORDERDATE      DATE NOT NULL,
                           O_ORDERPRIORITY  CHAR(15) NOT NULL,  
                           O_CLERK          CHAR(15) NOT NULL, 
                           O_SHIPPRIORITY   INTEGER NOT NULL,
                           O_COMMENT        VARCHAR(79) NOT NULL);
 CREATE TABLE LINEITEM ( L_ORDERKEY    INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             L_PARTKEY     INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             L_SUPPKEY     INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             L_LINENUMBER  INTEGER NOT NULL,
                             L_QUANTITY    DECIMAL(15,2) NOT NULL,
                             L_EXTENDEDPRICE  DECIMAL(15,2) NOT NULL,
                             L_DISCOUNT    DECIMAL(15,2) NOT NULL,
                             L_TAX         DECIMAL(15,2) NOT NULL,
                             L_RETURNFLAG  CHAR(1) NOT NULL,
                             L_LINESTATUS  CHAR(1) NOT NULL,
                             L_SHIPDATE    DATE NOT NULL,
                             L_COMMITDATE  DATE NOT NULL,
                             L_RECEIPTDATE DATE NOT NULL,
                             L_SHIPINSTRUCT CHAR(25) NOT NULL,
                             L_SHIPMODE     CHAR(10) NOT NULL,
                             L_COMMENT      VARCHAR(44) NOT NULL);
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dss.h
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dss.h
@ -0,0 +1,549 @@
 /*
 * $Id: dss.h,v 1.10 2008/03/21 18:07:13 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: dss.h,v $
 * Revision 1.10  2008/03/21 18:07:13  jms
 * update copyright date
 *
 * Revision 1.9  2006/07/31 17:23:09  jms
 * fix to parallelism problem
 *
 * Revision 1.8  2006/03/09 18:55:29  jms
 * remove vestigial cvs merge marker
 *
 * Revision 1.7  2005/10/28 03:05:05  jms
 * up maximum scale to 100TB
 *
 * Revision 1.6  2005/10/28 02:55:26  jms
 * add release.h changes
 *
 * Revision 1.5  2005/10/27 18:13:03  jms
 * a_rnd() prototype correction
 *
 * Revision 1.4  2005/10/25 17:58:59  jms
 * update version stamp
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2005/03/04 19:48:39  jms
 * Changes from Doug Johnson to address very large scale factors
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:46  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.5  2004/04/08 17:34:15  jms
 * cleanup SOLARIS/SUN ifdefs; now all use SUN
 *
 * Revision 1.4  2004/04/07 20:17:29  jms
 * bug #58 (join fails between order/lineitem)
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2004/03/16 14:37:53  jms
 * update version and copyright date; correct comment typo
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2004/02/18 14:07:20  jms
 * change to version 2.1.0
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/08/08 21:50:33  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2003/08/08 21:35:26  jms
 * first integration of rng64 for o_custkey and l_partkey
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * Convery RNG to 64bit space as preparation for new large scale RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /*
 * general definitions and control information for the DSS code 
 * generator; if it controls the data set, it's here
 */
 #ifndef DSS_H
 #define  DSS_H
 #ifdef TPCH
 #define NAME			"TPC-H"
 #endif
 #ifdef TPCR
 #define NAME			"TPC-R"
 #endif
 #ifndef NAME
 #error Benchmark version must be defined in config.h
 #endif
 #define TPC             "Transaction Processing Performance Council"
 #define C_DATES         "1994 - 2010"
 #include "config.h"
 #include "shared.h"
 #include <stdio.h>
 #include <stdlib.h>
 #define  NONE		-1
 #define  PART		0
 #define  PSUPP		1
 #define  SUPP		2
 #define  CUST		3
 #define  ORDER		4
 #define  LINE		5
 #define  ORDER_LINE 6
 #define  PART_PSUPP 7
 #define  NATION		8
 #define  REGION		9
 #define  UPDATE		10
 #define  MAX_TABLE	11
 #define  ONE_STREAM	1
 #define  ADD_AT_END	2
 #ifdef MAX
 #undef MAX
 #endif
 #ifdef MIN
 #undef MIN
 #endif
 #define MAX(a,b) ((a > b )?a:b)
 #define MIN(A,B)  ( (A) < (B) ? (A) : (B))
 #define INTERNAL_ERROR(p)  {fprintf(stderr,"%s", p);abort();}
 #define LN_CNT  4
 static char lnoise[4] = {'|', '/', '-', '\\' };
 #define LIFENOISE(n, var)	\
 	if (verbose > 0) fprintf(stderr, "%c\b", lnoise[(var%LN_CNT)])
 #define MALLOC_CHECK(var) \
    if ((var) == NULL) \
        { \
        fprintf(stderr, "Malloc failed at %s:%d\n",  \
            __FILE__, __LINE__); \
        exit(1);\
        }
 #define OPEN_CHECK(var, path) \
    if ((var) == NULL) \
        { \
        fprintf(stderr, "Open failed for %s at %s:%d\n",  \
            path, __FILE__, __LINE__); \
        exit(1);\
        }
 #ifndef MAX_CHILDREN
 #define MAX_CHILDREN    1000
 #endif
 /*
 * macros that control sparse keys
 *
 * refer to Porting.Notes for a complete explanation
 */
 #ifndef BITS_PER_LONG
 #define BITS_PER_LONG   32
 #define MAX_LONG        0x7FFFFFFF
 #endif /* BITS_PER_LONG */
 #define SPARSE_BITS      2
 #define SPARSE_KEEP      3
 #define  MK_SPARSE(key, seq) \
         (((((key>>3)<<2)|(seq & 0x0003))<<3)|(key & 0x0007))
 #define RANDOM(tgt, lower, upper, stream)	dss_random(&tgt, lower, upper, stream)
 #define RANDOM64(tgt, lower, upper, stream)	dss_random64(&tgt, lower, upper, stream)
 typedef struct
 {
   long      weight;
   char     *text;
 }         set_member;
 typedef struct
 {
   int      count;
   int      max;
   set_member *list;
   long *permute;
 }         distribution;
 /*
 * some handy access functions 
 */
 #define DIST_SIZE(d)		d->count
 #define DIST_MEMBER(d, i)	((set_member *)((d)->list + i))->text
 #define DIST_PERMUTE(d, i)	(d->permute[i])
 typedef struct
 {
   char     *name;
   char     *comment;
   DSS_HUGE      base;
   int       (*loader) ();
   long      (*gen_seed)();
   int       child;
   DSS_HUGE vtotal;
 }         tdef;
 typedef struct SEED_T {
 	long table;
 	DSS_HUGE value;
 	DSS_HUGE usage;
 	DSS_HUGE boundary;
 #ifdef RNG_TEST
 	DSS_HUGE nCalls;
 #endif
 	} seed_t;
 #if defined(__STDC__)
 #define PROTO(s) s
 #else
 #define PROTO(s) ()
 #endif
 /* bm_utils.c */
 char	*env_config PROTO((char *var, char *dflt));
 long	yes_no PROTO((char *prompt));
 void     a_rnd PROTO((int min, int max, int column, char *dest));
 int     tx_rnd PROTO((long min, long max, long column, char *tgt));
 long	julian PROTO((long date));
 long	unjulian PROTO((long date));
 FILE	*tbl_open PROTO((int tbl, char *mode));
 long	dssncasecmp PROTO((char *s1, char *s2, int n));
 long	dsscasecmp PROTO((char *s1, char *s2));
 int		pick_str PROTO((distribution * s, int c, char *target));
 void	agg_str PROTO((distribution *set, long count, long col, char *dest));
 void	read_dist PROTO((char *path, char *name, distribution * target));
 void	embed_str PROTO((distribution *d, int min, int max, int stream, char *dest));
 #ifndef STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT
 int		getopt PROTO((int arg_cnt, char **arg_vect, char *oprions));
 #endif /* STDLIB_HAS_GETOPT */
 DSS_HUGE	set_state PROTO((int t, long scale, long procs, long step, DSS_HUGE *e));
 /* rnd.c */
 DSS_HUGE	NextRand PROTO((DSS_HUGE nSeed));
 DSS_HUGE	UnifInt PROTO((DSS_HUGE nLow, DSS_HUGE nHigh, long nStream));
 void	dss_random(DSS_HUGE *tgt, DSS_HUGE min, DSS_HUGE max, long seed);
 void	row_start(int t);
 void	row_stop(int t);
 void	dump_seeds(int t);
 /* text.c */
 #define MAX_GRAMMAR_LEN	12	/* max length of grammar component */
 #define MAX_SENT_LEN	256 /* max length of populated sentence */
 #define RNG_PER_SENT	27	/* max number of RNG calls per sentence */
 void		dbg_text PROTO((char * t, int min, int max, int s));
 #ifdef DECLARER
 #define EXTERN
 #else
 #define EXTERN extern
 #endif            /* DECLARER */
 EXTERN distribution nations;
 EXTERN distribution nations2;
 EXTERN distribution regions;
 EXTERN distribution o_priority_set;
 EXTERN distribution l_instruct_set;
 EXTERN distribution l_smode_set;
 EXTERN distribution l_category_set;
 EXTERN distribution l_rflag_set;
 EXTERN distribution c_mseg_set;
 EXTERN distribution colors;
 EXTERN distribution p_types_set;
 EXTERN distribution p_cntr_set;
 /* distributions that control text generation */
 EXTERN distribution articles;
 EXTERN distribution nouns;
 EXTERN distribution adjectives;
 EXTERN distribution adverbs;
 EXTERN distribution prepositions;
 EXTERN distribution verbs;
 EXTERN distribution terminators;
 EXTERN distribution auxillaries;
 EXTERN distribution np;
 EXTERN distribution vp;
 EXTERN distribution grammar;
 EXTERN long scale;
 EXTERN int refresh;
 EXTERN int resume;
 EXTERN long verbose;
 EXTERN long force;
 EXTERN long updates;
 EXTERN long table;
 EXTERN long children;
 EXTERN int  step;
 EXTERN int	set_seeds;
 EXTERN char *d_path;
 /* added for segmented updates */
 EXTERN int insert_segments;
 EXTERN int delete_segments;
 EXTERN int insert_orders_segment;
 EXTERN int insert_lineitem_segment;
 EXTERN int delete_segment;
 #ifndef DECLARER
 extern tdef tdefs[];
 #endif            /* DECLARER */
 /*****************************************************************
 ** table level defines use the following naming convention: t_ccc_xxx
 ** with: t, a table identifier
 **       ccc, a column identifier
 **       xxx, a limit type
 ****************************************************************
 */
 /*
 * defines which control the parts table
 */
 #define  P_SIZE       126
 #define  P_NAME_SCL   5
 #define  P_MFG_TAG    "Manufacturer#"
 #define  P_MFG_FMT     "%%s%%0%d%s"
 #define  P_MFG_MIN     1
 #define  P_MFG_MAX     5
 #define  P_BRND_TAG   "Brand#"
 #define  P_BRND_FMT   "%%s%%0%d%s"
 #define  P_BRND_MIN     1
 #define  P_BRND_MAX     5
 #define  P_SIZE_MIN    1
 #define  P_SIZE_MAX    50
 #define  P_MCST_MIN    100
 #define  P_MCST_MAX    99900
 #define  P_MCST_SCL    100.0
 #define  P_RCST_MIN    90000
 #define  P_RCST_MAX    200000
 #define  P_RCST_SCL    100.0
 /*
 * defines which control the suppliers table
 */
 #define  S_SIZE     145
 #define  S_NAME_TAG "Supplier#"
 #define  S_NAME_FMT "%%s%%0%d%s"
 #define  S_ABAL_MIN   -99999
 #define  S_ABAL_MAX    999999
 #define  S_CMNT_MAX    101      
 #define  S_CMNT_BBB    10       /* number of BBB comments/SF */
 #define  BBB_DEADBEATS 50       /* % that are complaints */
 #define  BBB_BASE  "Customer "
 #define  BBB_COMPLAIN  "Complaints"
 #define  BBB_COMMEND   "Recommends"
 #define  BBB_CMNT_LEN  19
 #define  BBB_BASE_LEN  9
 #define  BBB_TYPE_LEN  10
 /*
 * defines which control the partsupp table
 */
 #define  PS_SIZE      145
 #define  PS_SKEY_MIN  0
 #define  PS_SKEY_MAX  ((tdefs[SUPP].base - 1) * scale)
 #define  PS_SCST_MIN  100
 #define  PS_SCST_MAX  100000
 #define  PS_QTY_MIN   1
 #define  PS_QTY_MAX   9999
 /*
 * defines which control the customers table
 */
 #define  C_SIZE       165
 #define  C_NAME_TAG   "Customer#"
 #define  C_NAME_FMT   "%%s%%0%d%s"
 #define  C_MSEG_MAX    5
 #define  C_ABAL_MIN   -99999
 #define  C_ABAL_MAX    999999
 /*
 * defines which control the order table
 */
 #define  O_SIZE          109
 #define  O_CKEY_MIN      1
 #define  O_CKEY_MAX      (tdefs[CUST].base * scale)
 #define  O_ODATE_MIN     STARTDATE
 #define  O_ODATE_MAX     (STARTDATE + TOTDATE - \
                         (L_SDTE_MAX + L_RDTE_MAX) - 1)
 #define  O_CLRK_TAG      "Clerk#"
 #define  O_CLRK_FMT   "%%s%%0%d%s"
 #define  O_CLRK_SCL      1000
 #define  O_LCNT_MIN      1
 #define  O_LCNT_MAX      7
 /*
 * defines which control the lineitem table
 */
 #define  L_SIZE       144L
 #define  L_QTY_MIN    1
 #define  L_QTY_MAX    50
 #define  L_TAX_MIN    0
 #define  L_TAX_MAX    8
 #define  L_DCNT_MIN   0
 #define  L_DCNT_MAX   10
 #define  L_PKEY_MIN   1
 #define  L_PKEY_MAX   (tdefs[PART].base * scale)
 #define  L_SDTE_MIN   1
 #define  L_SDTE_MAX   121
 #define  L_CDTE_MIN   30
 #define  L_CDTE_MAX   90
 #define  L_RDTE_MIN   1
 #define  L_RDTE_MAX   30
 /*
 * defines which control the time table
 */
 #define  T_SIZE       30
 #define  T_START_DAY  3     /* wednesday ? */
 #define  LEAP(y)  ((!(y % 4) && (y % 100))?1:0)
 /*******************************************************************
 *******************************************************************
 ***
 *** general or inter table defines
 ***
 *******************************************************************
 *******************************************************************/
 #define  SUPP_PER_PART 4
 #define  ORDERS_PER_CUST 10 /* sync this with CUST_MORTALITY */
 #define  CUST_MORTALITY 3  /* portion with have no orders */
 #define  NATIONS_MAX  90 /* limited by country codes in phone numbers */
 #define  PHONE_FMT    "%02d-%03d-%03d-%04d"
 #define  STARTDATE    92001
 #define  CURRENTDATE  95168
 #define  ENDDATE      98365
 #define  TOTDATE      2557
 #define  UPD_PCT      10
 #define  MAX_STREAM   47
 #define  V_STR_LOW    0.4
 #define  PENNIES    100 /* for scaled int money arithmetic */
 #define  Q11_FRACTION (double)0.0001
 /*
 * max and min SF in GB; Larger SF will require changes to the build routines
 */
 #define  MIN_SCALE      1.0
 #define  MAX_SCALE   100000.0
 /*
 * beyond this point we need to allow for BCD calculations
 */
 #define  MAX_32B_SCALE   1000.0
 #define LONG2HUGE(src, dst)		*dst = (DSS_HUGE)src	
 #define HUGE2LONG(src, dst)		*dst = (long)src
 #define HUGE_SET(src, dst)		*dst = *src	
 #define HUGE_MUL(op1, op2)		*op1 *= op2	
 #define HUGE_DIV(op1, op2)		*op1 /= op2	
 #define HUGE_ADD(op1, op2, dst)	*dst = *op1 + op2	
 #define HUGE_SUB(op1, op2, dst)	*dst = *op1 - op2	
 #define HUGE_MOD(op1, op2)		*op1 % op2	
 #define HUGE_CMP(op1, op2)		(*op1 == *op2)?0:(*op1 < *op2)-1:1
 /******** environmental variables and defaults ***************/
 #define  DIST_TAG  "DSS_DIST"		/* environment var to override ... */
 #define  DIST_DFLT "dists.dss"		/* default file to hold distributions */
 #define  PATH_TAG  "DSS_PATH"		/* environment var to override ... */
 #define  PATH_DFLT "."				/* default directory to hold tables */
 #define  CONFIG_TAG  "DSS_CONFIG"	/* environment var to override ... */
 #define  CONFIG_DFLT "."			/* default directory to config files */
 #define  ADHOC_TAG  "DSS_ADHOC"		/* environment var to override ... */
 #define  ADHOC_DFLT "adhoc.dss"		/* default file name for adhoc vars */
 /******* output macros ********/
 #ifndef SEPARATOR
 #define SEPARATOR '|' /* field spearator for generated flat files */
 #endif
 /* Data type flags for a single print routine */
 #define DT_STR		0
 #ifndef MVS
 #define DT_VSTR		DT_STR
 #else
 #define DT_VSTR		1
 #endif /* MVS */
 #define DT_INT		2
 #define DT_HUGE		3
 #define DT_KEY		4
 #define DT_MONEY	5
 #define DT_CHR		6
 int dbg_print(int dt, FILE *tgt, void *data, int len, int eol);
 #define PR_STR(f, str, len)		dbg_print(DT_STR, f, (void *)str, len, 1)
 #define PR_VSTR(f, str, len) 	dbg_print(DT_VSTR, f, (void *)str, len, 1)
 #define PR_VSTR_LAST(f, str, len) 	dbg_print(DT_VSTR, f, (void *)str, len, 0)
 #define PR_INT(f, str) 			dbg_print(DT_INT, f, (void *)str, 0, 1)
 #define PR_HUGE(f, str) 		dbg_print(DT_HUGE, f, (void *)str, 0, 1)
 #define PR_HUGE_LAST(f, str)        dbg_print(DT_HUGE, f, (void *)str, 0, 0)
 #define PR_KEY(f, str) 			dbg_print(DT_KEY, f, (void *)str, 0, -1)
 #define PR_MONEY(f, str) 		dbg_print(DT_MONEY, f, (void *)str, 0, 1)
 #define PR_CHR(f, str)	 		dbg_print(DT_CHR, f, (void *)str, 0, 1)
 #define  PR_STRT(fp)   /* any line prep for a record goes here */
 #define  PR_END(fp)    fprintf(fp, "\n")   /* finish the record here */
 #ifdef MDY_DATE
 #define  PR_DATE(tgt, yr, mn, dy)	\
   sprintf(tgt, "%02d-%02d-19%02d", mn, dy, yr)
 #else
 #define  PR_DATE(tgt, yr, mn, dy)	\
 sprintf(tgt, "19%02d-%02d-%02d", yr, mn, dy)
 #endif /* DATE_FORMAT */
 /*
 * verification macros
 */
 #define  VRF_STR(t, d) {char *xx = d; while (*xx) tdefs[t].vtotal += *xx++;}
 #define  VRF_INT(t,d)  tdefs[t].vtotal += d
 #define  VRF_HUGE(t,d)	tdefs[t].vtotal = *((long *)&d) + *((long *)(&d + 1))
 /* assume float is a 64 bit quantity */
 #define  VRF_MONEY(t,d)	tdefs[t].vtotal = *((long *)&d) + *((long *)(&d + 1))
 #define  VRF_CHR(t,d)	tdefs[t].vtotal += d
 #define  VRF_STRT(t)  
 #define  VRF_END(t)  
 /*********** distribuitons currently defined *************/
 #define  UNIFORM   0
 /*
 * seed indexes; used to separate the generation of individual columns
 */
 #define  P_MFG_SD  0
 #define  P_BRND_SD 1
 #define  P_TYPE_SD 2
 #define  P_SIZE_SD 3
 #define  P_CNTR_SD 4
 #define  P_RCST_SD 5
 #define  PS_QTY_SD 7
 #define  PS_SCST_SD   8
 #define  O_SUPP_SD 10
 #define  O_CLRK_SD 11
 #define  O_ODATE_SD   13
 #define  L_QTY_SD  14
 #define  L_DCNT_SD 15
 #define  L_TAX_SD  16
 #define  L_SHIP_SD 17
 #define  L_SMODE_SD   18
 #define  L_PKEY_SD 19
 #define  L_SKEY_SD 20
 #define  L_SDTE_SD 21
 #define  L_CDTE_SD 22
 #define  L_RDTE_SD 23
 #define  L_RFLG_SD 24
 #define  C_NTRG_SD 27
 #define  C_PHNE_SD 28
 #define  C_ABAL_SD 29
 #define  C_MSEG_SD 30
 #define  S_NTRG_SD 33
 #define  S_PHNE_SD 34
 #define  S_ABAL_SD 35
 #define  P_NAME_SD 37
 #define  O_PRIO_SD 38
 #define  HVAR_SD   39
 #define  O_CKEY_SD 40
 #define  N_CMNT_SD 41
 #define  R_CMNT_SD 42
 #define  O_LCNT_SD 43
 #define  BBB_JNK_SD    44          
 #define  BBB_TYPE_SD   45         
 #define  BBB_CMNT_SD   46         
 #define  BBB_OFFSET_SD 47         
 #endif            /* DSS_H */
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dss.ri
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dss.ri
@ -0,0 +1,100 @@
 -- Sccsid:     @(#)dss.ri	2.1.8.1
 -- TPCD Benchmark Version 8.0
 CONNECT TO TPCD;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.REGION DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.NATION DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.PART DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.SUPPLIER DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.PARTSUPP DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.ORDERS DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.LINEITEM DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 --ALTER TABLE TPCD.CUSTOMER DROP PRIMARY KEY;
 -- For table REGION
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.REGION
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (R_REGIONKEY);
 -- For table NATION
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.NATION
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (N_NATIONKEY);
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.NATION
 ADD FOREIGN KEY NATION_FK1 (N_REGIONKEY) references TPCD.REGION;
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table PART
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.PART
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (P_PARTKEY);
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table SUPPLIER
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.SUPPLIER
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (S_SUPPKEY);
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.SUPPLIER
 ADD FOREIGN KEY SUPPLIER_FK1 (S_NATIONKEY) references TPCD.NATION;
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table PARTSUPP
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.PARTSUPP
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (PS_PARTKEY,PS_SUPPKEY);
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table CUSTOMER
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.CUSTOMER
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (C_CUSTKEY);
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.CUSTOMER
 ADD FOREIGN KEY CUSTOMER_FK1 (C_NATIONKEY) references TPCD.NATION;
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table LINEITEM
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.LINEITEM
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (L_ORDERKEY,L_LINENUMBER);
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table ORDERS
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.ORDERS
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (O_ORDERKEY);
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table PARTSUPP
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.PARTSUPP
 ADD FOREIGN KEY PARTSUPP_FK1 (PS_SUPPKEY) references TPCD.SUPPLIER;
 COMMIT WORK;
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.PARTSUPP
 ADD FOREIGN KEY PARTSUPP_FK2 (PS_PARTKEY) references TPCD.PART;
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table ORDERS
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.ORDERS
 ADD FOREIGN KEY ORDERS_FK1 (O_CUSTKEY) references TPCD.CUSTOMER;
 COMMIT WORK;
 -- For table LINEITEM
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.LINEITEM
 ADD FOREIGN KEY LINEITEM_FK1 (L_ORDERKEY)  references TPCD.ORDERS;
 COMMIT WORK;
 ALTER TABLE TPCD.LINEITEM
 ADD FOREIGN KEY LINEITEM_FK2 (L_PARTKEY,L_SUPPKEY) references 
        TPCD.PARTSUPP;
 COMMIT WORK;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dsstypes.h
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/dsstypes.h
@ -0,0 +1,183 @@
 /*
 * $Id: dsstypes.h,v 1.3 2005/10/28 02:57:04 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: dsstypes.h,v $
 * Revision 1.3  2005/10/28 02:57:04  jms
 * allow for larger names in customer table
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:46  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2004/04/07 20:17:29  jms
 * bug #58 (join fails between order/lineitem)
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2004/01/22 05:49:29  jms
 * AIX porting (AIX 5.1)
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * Convery RNG to 64bit space as preparation for new large scale RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /* 
 * general definitions and control information for the DSS data types
 * and function prototypes
 */
 /*
 * typedefs
 */
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE            custkey;
    char            name[C_NAME_LEN + 3];
    char            address[C_ADDR_MAX + 1];
    int             alen;
    DSS_HUGE            nation_code;
    char            phone[PHONE_LEN + 1];
    DSS_HUGE            acctbal;
    char            mktsegment[MAXAGG_LEN + 1];
    char            comment[C_CMNT_MAX + 1];
    int             clen;
 }               customer_t;
 /* customers.c */
 long mk_cust   PROTO((DSS_HUGE n_cust, customer_t * c));
 int pr_cust    PROTO((customer_t * c, int mode));
 int ld_cust    PROTO((customer_t * c, int mode));
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE	    okey; 
    DSS_HUGE            partkey;
    DSS_HUGE            suppkey;
    DSS_HUGE            lcnt;
    DSS_HUGE            quantity;
    DSS_HUGE            eprice;
    DSS_HUGE            discount;
    DSS_HUGE            tax;
    char            rflag[1];
    char            lstatus[1];
    char            cdate[DATE_LEN];
    char            sdate[DATE_LEN];
    char            rdate[DATE_LEN];
    char           shipinstruct[MAXAGG_LEN + 1];
    char           shipmode[MAXAGG_LEN + 1];
    char           comment[L_CMNT_MAX + 1];
    int            clen;
 }               line_t;
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE	    okey;
    DSS_HUGE        custkey;
    char            orderstatus;
    DSS_HUGE            totalprice;
    char            odate[DATE_LEN];
    char            opriority[MAXAGG_LEN + 1];
    char            clerk[O_CLRK_LEN + 1];
    long            spriority;
    DSS_HUGE            lines;
    char            comment[O_CMNT_MAX + 1];
    int            clen;
    line_t          l[O_LCNT_MAX];
 }               order_t;
 /* order.c */
 long	mk_order	PROTO((DSS_HUGE index, order_t * o, long upd_num));
 int		pr_order	PROTO((order_t * o, int mode));
 int		ld_order	PROTO((order_t * o, int mode));
 void	mk_sparse	PROTO((DSS_HUGE index, DSS_HUGE *ok, long seq));
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE            partkey;
    DSS_HUGE            suppkey;
    DSS_HUGE            qty;
    DSS_HUGE            scost;
    char           comment[PS_CMNT_MAX + 1];
    int            clen;
 }               partsupp_t;
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE           partkey;
    char           name[P_NAME_LEN + 1];
    int            nlen;
    char           mfgr[P_MFG_LEN + 1];
    char           brand[P_BRND_LEN + 1];
    char           type[P_TYPE_LEN + 1];
    int            tlen;
    DSS_HUGE           size;
    char           container[P_CNTR_LEN + 1];
    DSS_HUGE           retailprice;
    char           comment[P_CMNT_MAX + 1];
    int            clen;
    partsupp_t     s[SUPP_PER_PART];
 }               part_t;
 /* parts.c */
 long mk_part   PROTO((DSS_HUGE index, part_t * p));
 int pr_part    PROTO((part_t * part, int mode));
 int ld_part    PROTO((part_t * part, int mode));
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE            suppkey;
    char            name[S_NAME_LEN + 1];
    char            address[S_ADDR_MAX + 1];
    int             alen;
    DSS_HUGE            nation_code;
    char            phone[PHONE_LEN + 1];
    DSS_HUGE            acctbal;
    char            comment[S_CMNT_MAX + 1];
    int             clen;
 }               supplier_t;
 /* supplier.c */
 long mk_supp   PROTO((DSS_HUGE index, supplier_t * s));
 int pr_supp    PROTO((supplier_t * supp, int mode));
 int ld_supp    PROTO((supplier_t * supp, int mode));
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE            timekey;
    char            alpha[DATE_LEN];
    long            year;
    long            month;
    long            week;
    long            day;
 } dss_time_t;               
 /* time.c */
 long mk_time   PROTO((DSS_HUGE h, dss_time_t * t));
 /*
 * this assumes that N_CMNT_LEN >= R_CMNT_LEN 
 */
 typedef struct
 {
    DSS_HUGE            code;
    char            *text;
    long            join;
    char            comment[N_CMNT_MAX + 1];
    int             clen;
 }               code_t;
 /* code table */
 int mk_nation   PROTO((DSS_HUGE i, code_t * c));
 int pr_nation    PROTO((code_t * c, int mode));
 int ld_nation    PROTO((code_t * c, int mode));
 int mk_region   PROTO((DSS_HUGE i, code_t * c));
 int pr_region    PROTO((code_t * c, int mode));
 int ld_region    PROTO((code_t * c, int mode));
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/load_stub.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/load_stub.c
@ -0,0 +1,281 @@
 /*
 * $Id: load_stub.c,v 1.2 2005/01/03 20:08:58 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: load_stub.c,v $
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:46  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /*****************************************************************
 *  Title:      load_stub.c
 *  Description:
 *              stub routines for:
 *          inline load of dss benchmark
 *          header creation for dss benchmark
 *
 *****************************************************************
 */
 #include <stdio.h>
 #include "config.h"
 #include "dss.h"
 #include "dsstypes.h"
 int 
 close_direct(void)
 {
    /* any post load cleanup goes here */
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 prep_direct(void)
 {
    /* any preload prep goes here */
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_cust (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No header has been defined for the customer table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_cust (customer_t *cp, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No load routine has been defined",
            "for the customer table");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_part (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No header has been defined for the part table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_part (part_t *pp, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No load routine has been defined for the part table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_psupp (part_t *pp, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No load routine has been defined for the",
            "psupp table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_supp (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No header has been defined for the supplier table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_supp (supplier_t *sp, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No load routine has been defined",
            "for the supplier table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_order (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No header has been defined for the order table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_order (order_t *p, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No load routine has been defined",
            "for the order table");
    return(0);
 }
 int ld_line (order_t *p, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No load routine has been defined",
            "for the line table");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_psupp (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No header has been defined for the",
            "part supplier table");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_line (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No header has been defined for the lineitem table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_nation (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No header has been defined for the nation table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_nation (code_t *cp, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No load routine has been defined",
            "for the nation table");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_region (FILE *f)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("No header has been defined for the region table\n");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_region (code_t *cp, int mode)
 {
    static int count = 0;
    if (! count++)
        printf("%s %s\n",
            "No load routine has been defined",
            "for the region table");
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_order_line (order_t *p, int mode)
 {
    ld_order(p, mode);
    ld_line (p, mode);
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_order_line (FILE *f)
 {
    hd_order(f);
    hd_line (f);
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 ld_part_psupp (part_t *p, int mode)
 {
    ld_part(p, mode);
    ld_psupp (p, mode);
    return(0);
 }
 int 
 hd_part_psupp (FILE *f)
 {
    hd_part(f);
    hd_psupp(f);
    return(0);
 }
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/load_stub.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/load_stub.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/makefile
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/makefile
@ -0,0 +1,199 @@
 #
 # $Id: makefile.suite,v 1.25 2009/10/22 19:10:21 jms Exp $
 #
 # Revision History
 # ===================
 # $Log: makefile.suite,v $
 # Revision 1.25  2009/10/22 19:10:21  jms
 # update revision to 2.9.0, disable bug55 fix
 #
 # Revision 1.24  2009/10/22 19:06:10  jms
 # update revision to 2.9.0, disable bug55 fix
 #
 # Revision 1.23  2009/06/28 14:01:08  jms
 # bug fix for DOP
 #
 # Revision 1.22  2008/09/15 16:37:46  jms
 # release 2.8.0 makefile.suite
 #
 # Revision 1.21  2008/03/21 18:26:54  jms
 # recursive zip for reference data, chmod for update_release
 #
 # Revision 1.20  2008/03/21 17:38:39  jms
 # changes for 2.6.3
 #
 # Revision 1.19  2007/03/08 20:36:03  jms
 # update release number to 2.6.1
 #
 # Revision 1.18  2007/02/06 18:15:56  jms
 # remove update release from general target
 #
 # Revision 1.17  2007/01/25 19:35:50  jms
 # add sln file used by VS2005
 #
 # Revision 1.16  2007/01/05 20:05:41  jms
 # update release number
 #
 # Revision 1.15  2006/09/07 17:25:57  jms
 # correct dss.ddl
 #
 # Revision 1.14  2006/08/01 17:21:22  jms
 # fix bad merge
 #
 # Revision 1.13  2006/08/01 16:55:44  jms
 # move to 2.4.1
 #
 # Revision 1.12  2006/06/29 20:46:17  jms
 # 2.4.0 changes from Meikel
 #
 # Revision 1.10  2006/05/25 22:30:44  jms
 # qgen porting for 32b/64b
 #
 # Revision 1.9  2006/04/26 23:17:09  jms
 # checking release.h prior to release build
 #
 # Revision 1.8  2006/04/26 23:03:00  jms
 # release 2.3.4-1
 #
 # Revision 1.7  2006/04/12 18:13:58  jms
 # release 2.3.3
 #
 # Revision 1.6  2006/03/09 18:59:19  jms
 # move to version 2.3.2
 #
 # Revision 1.5  2006/01/28 23:54:32  jms
 # add reference data to release
 #
 # Revision 1.4  2005/10/28 03:00:32  jms
 # fix release target
 #
 # Revision 1.3  2005/10/28 02:54:14  jms
 # increment build count with each release creation
 #
 # Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:58  jms
 # change line terminations
 #
 # Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:47  jms
 # re-establish external server
 #
 # Revision 1.5  2004/03/26 20:39:23  jms
 # add tpch tag to release files
 #
 # Revision 1.4  2004/03/16 14:45:57  jms
 # correct release target in makefile
 #
 # Revision 1.3  2004/03/02 20:49:01  jms
 # simplify distributions, add Windows IDE files
 # releases should use make release from now on
 #
 # Revision 1.2  2004/02/18 14:05:53  jms
 # porting changes for LINUX and 64 bit RNG
 #
 # Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 # recreation after CVS crash
 #
 # Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 # initial checkin
 #
 #
 #
 ################
 ## CHANGE NAME OF ANSI COMPILER HERE
 ################
 CC      = gcc
 # Current values for DATABASE are: INFORMIX, DB2, TDAT (Teradata)
 #                                  SQLSERVER, SYBASE, ORACLE, VECTORWISE
 #                                  PIVOTAL
 # Current values for MACHINE are:  ATT, DOS, HP, IBM, ICL, MVS, 
 #                                  SGI, SUN, U2200, VMS, LINUX, WIN32 
 # Current values for WORKLOAD are:  TPCH
 DATABASE= DB2
 MACHINE = LINUX
 WORKLOAD = TPCH
 #
 CFLAGS	= -g -DDBNAME=\"dss\" -D$(MACHINE) -D$(DATABASE) -D$(WORKLOAD) -DRNG_TEST -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 
 LDFLAGS = -O
 # The OBJ,EXE and LIB macros will need to be changed for compilation under
 #  Windows NT
 OBJ     = .o
 EXE     =
 LIBS    = -lm
 #
 # NO CHANGES SHOULD BE NECESSARY BELOW THIS LINE
 ###############
 VERSION=2
 RELEASE=13
 PATCH=0
 BUILD=`grep BUILD release.h | cut -f3 -d' '`
 NEW_BUILD=`expr ${BUILD} + 1`
 TREE_ROOT=/tmp/tree
 #
 PROG1 = dbgen$(EXE)
 PROG2 = qgen$(EXE)
 PROGS = $(PROG1) $(PROG2)
 #
 HDR1 = dss.h rnd.h config.h dsstypes.h shared.h bcd2.h rng64.h release.h
 HDR2 = tpcd.h permute.h
 HDR  = $(HDR1) $(HDR2)
 #
 SRC1 = build.c driver.c bm_utils.c rnd.c print.c load_stub.c bcd2.c \
 	speed_seed.c text.c permute.c rng64.c
 SRC2 = qgen.c varsub.c 
 SRC  = $(SRC1) $(SRC2)
 #
 OBJ1 = build$(OBJ) driver$(OBJ) bm_utils$(OBJ) rnd$(OBJ) print$(OBJ) \
 	load_stub$(OBJ) bcd2$(OBJ) speed_seed$(OBJ) text$(OBJ) permute$(OBJ) \
 	rng64$(OBJ)
 OBJ2 = build$(OBJ) bm_utils$(OBJ) qgen$(OBJ) rnd$(OBJ) varsub$(OBJ) \
 	text$(OBJ) bcd2$(OBJ) permute$(OBJ) speed_seed$(OBJ) rng64$(OBJ)
 OBJS = $(OBJ1) $(OBJ2)
 #
 SETS = dists.dss 
 DOC=README HISTORY PORTING.NOTES BUGS
 DDL  = dss.ddl dss.ri
 WINDOWS_IDE = tpch.dsw dbgen.dsp tpch.sln tpch.vcproj qgen.vcproj
 OTHER=makefile.suite $(SETS) $(DDL) $(WINDOWS_IDE)
 # case is *important* in TEST_RES
 TEST_RES = O.res L.res c.res s.res P.res S.res n.res r.res
 #
 DBGENSRC=$(SRC1) $(HDR1) $(OTHER) $(DOC) $(SRC2) $(HDR2) $(SRC3)
 FQD=queries/1.sql queries/2.sql queries/3.sql queries/4.sql queries/5.sql queries/6.sql queries/7.sql \
 	queries/8.sql queries/9.sql queries/10.sql queries/11.sql queries/12.sql queries/13.sql \
 	queries/14.sql queries/15.sql queries/16.sql queries/17.sql queries/18.sql queries/19.sql queries/20.sql \
 	queries/21.sql queries/22.sql
 VARIANTS= variants/8a.sql variants/12a.sql variants/13a.sql variants/14a.sql variants/15a.sql 
 ANS   = answers/q1.out answers/q2.out answers/q3.out answers/q4.out answers/q5.out answers/q6.out answers/q7.out answers/q8.out \
 	answers/q9.out answers/q10.out answers/q11.out answers/q12.out answers/q13.out answers/q14.out answers/q15.out \
 	answers/q16.out answers/q17.out answers/q18.out answers/q19.out answers/q20.out answers/q21.out answers/q22.out
 QSRC  = $(FQD) $(VARIANTS) $(ANS)
 TREE_DOC=tree.readme tree.changes appendix.readme appendix.version answers.readme queries.readme variants.readme
 REFERENCE=reference/[tcR]*
 REFERENCE_DATA=referenceData/[13]*
 SCRIPTS= check55.sh column_split.sh dop.sh gen_tasks.sh last_row.sh load_balance.sh new55.sh check_dirs.sh
 ALLSRC=$(DBGENSRC) $(REFERENCE) $(QSRC) $(SCRIPTS)
 JUNK  = 
 #
 all: $(PROGS)
 $(PROG1): $(OBJ1) $(SETS) 
 	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $(OBJ1) $(LIBS)
 $(PROG2): permute.h $(OBJ2) 
 	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $(OBJ2) $(LIBS)
 clean:
 	rm -f $(PROGS) $(OBJS) $(JUNK)
 lint:
 	lint $(CFLAGS) -u -x -wO -Ma -p $(SRC1)
 	lint $(CFLAGS) -u -x -wO -Ma -p $(SRC2)
 tar: $(ALLSRC) 
 	tar cvhf - $(ALLSRC) --exclude .svn\*/\* |gzip - > tpch_${VERSION}_${RELEASE}_${PATCH}.tar.gz
 	tar cvhf - $(REFERENCE_DATA) --exclude .svn\*/\* |gzip - > reference_${VERSION}_${RELEASE}_${PATCH}.tar.gz
 zip: $(ALLSRC)
 	zip -r tpch_${VERSION}_${RELEASE}_${PATCH}.zip $(ALLSRC) -x *.svn*
 	zip -r reference_${VERSION}_${RELEASE}_${PATCH}.zip $(REFERENCE_DATA) -x *.svn*
 release: 
 	make -f makefile.suite tar
 	make -f makefile.suite zip
 	( cd tests; sh test_list.sh `date '+%Y%m%d'` )
 rnd$(OBJ): rnd.h
 $(OBJ1): $(HDR1)
 $(OBJ2): dss.h tpcd.h config.h rng64.h release.h
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/permute.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/permute.c
@ -0,0 +1,186 @@
 /*
 * $Id: permute.c,v 1.3 2007/01/04 21:29:21 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: permute.c,v $
 * Revision 1.3  2007/01/04 21:29:21  jms
 * Porting changes uncovered as part of move to VS2005. No impact on data set
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:59  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:47  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * Convery RNG to 64bit space as preparation for new large scale RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /*
 * permute.c -- a permutation generator for the query 
 *              sequences in TPC-H and TPC-R
 */
 #ifdef TEST
 #define DECLARER
 #endif
 #include "config.h"
 #include "dss.h"
 #ifdef TEST
 #include <stdlib.h>
 #if (defined(_POSIX_)||!defined(WIN32))		/* Change for Windows NT */
 #include <unistd.h>
 #include <sys/wait.h>
 #endif /* WIN32 */
 #include <stdio.h>				/* */
 #include <limits.h>
 #include <math.h>
 #include <ctype.h>
 #include <signal.h>
 #include <string.h>
 #include <errno.h>
 #ifdef HP
 #include <strings.h>
 #endif
 #if (defined(WIN32)&&!defined(_POSIX_))
 #include <process.h>
 #pragma warning(disable:4201)
 #pragma warning(disable:4214)
 #pragma warning(disable:4514)
 #define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
 #define NOATOM
 #define NOGDICAPMASKS
 #define NOMETAFILE
 #define NOMINMAX
 #define NOMSG
 #define NOOPENFILE
 #define NORASTEROPS
 #define NOSCROLL
 #define NOSOUND
 #define NOSYSMETRICS
 #define NOTEXTMETRIC
 #define NOWH
 #define NOCOMM
 #define NOKANJI
 #define NOMCX
 #include <windows.h>
 #pragma warning(default:4201)
 #pragma warning(default:4214)
 #endif
 #endif
 DSS_HUGE NextRand(DSS_HUGE seed);
 void	permute(long *set, int cnt, long stream);
 void	permute_dist(distribution *d, long stream);
 long seed;
 char *eol[2] = {" ", "},"};
 extern seed_t Seed[];
 #ifdef TEST
 tdef tdefs = { NULL };
 #endif
 #define MAX_QUERY	22
 #define ITERATIONS	1000
 #define UNSET	0
 void	permute(long *a, int c, long s)
 {
    int i;
    static DSS_HUGE source;
    static long *set, temp;
 	if (a != (long *)NULL)
 	{
 		for (i=0; i < c; i++)
 		{
 			RANDOM(source, (long)i, (long)(c - 1), s);
 			temp = *(a + source);
 			*(a + source) = *(a + i) ;
 			*(a + i) = temp;
 		}
 	}
 	return;
 }
 void	permute_dist(distribution *d, long stream)
 {
 	static distribution *dist = NULL;
 	int i;
 	if (d != NULL)
 	{
 		if (d->permute == (long *)NULL)
 		{
 			d->permute = (long *)malloc(sizeof(long) * DIST_SIZE(d));
 			MALLOC_CHECK(d->permute);
 		}
 		for (i=0; i < DIST_SIZE(d); i++) 
 			*(d->permute + i) = i;
 		permute(d->permute, DIST_SIZE(d), stream);
 	}
 	else
 		INTERNAL_ERROR("Bad call to permute_dist");	
 	return;
 }
 #ifdef TEST
 main(int ac, char *av[])
 	{
 	long *sequence, 
 		i,
 		j,
 		streams = UNSET,
 		*a;
 	char sep;
 	int index = 0;
 	set_seeds = 0;
 	sequence = (long *)malloc(MAX_QUERY * sizeof(long));
 	a = sequence;
 	for (i=0; i < MAX_QUERY; i++)
 		*(sequence + i) = i;
 	if (ac < 3) 
 		goto usage;
 	Seed[0].value = (long)atoi(av[1]);
 	streams = atoi(av[2]);
 	if (Seed[0].value == UNSET || streams == UNSET) 
 		goto usage;
 	index = 0;
 	printf("long permutation[%d][%d] = {\n", streams, MAX_QUERY);
 	for (j=0; j < streams; j++)
 		{
 		sep = '{';
 		printf("%s\n", eol[index]);
 		for (i=0; i < MAX_QUERY; i++)
 			{
 			printf("%c%2d", sep, *permute(a, MAX_QUERY, 0) + 1);
 			a = (long *)NULL;
 			sep = ',';
 			}
 		a = sequence;
 		index=1;
 		}
 	printf("}\n};\n");
 	return(0);
 usage:
 	printf("Usage: %s <seed> <streams>\n",av[0]);
 	printf("  uses <seed> to start the generation of <streams> permutations of [1..%d]\n", MAX_QUERY);
 	return(-1);
 	}
 #endif /* TEST */
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/permute.h
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/permute.h
@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
 /*
 * $Id: permute.h,v 1.2 2005/01/03 20:08:59 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: permute.h,v $
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:59  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:47  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 long permutation[41][22] =
 {
  {14, 2, 9,20, 6,17,18, 8,21,13, 3,22,16, 4,11,15, 1,10,19, 5, 7,12},
  {21, 3,18, 5,11, 7, 6,20,17,12,16,15,13,10, 2, 8,14,19, 9,22, 1, 4},
  { 6,17,14,16,19,10, 9, 2,15, 8, 5,22,12, 7,13,18, 1, 4,20, 3,11,21},
  { 8, 5, 4, 6,17, 7, 1,18,22,14, 9,10,15,11,20, 2,21,19,13,16,12, 3},
  { 5,21,14,19,15,17,12, 6, 4, 9, 8,16,11, 2,10,18, 1,13, 7,22, 3,20},
  {21,15, 4, 6, 7,16,19,18,14,22,11,13, 3, 1, 2, 5, 8,20,12,17,10, 9},
  {10, 3,15,13, 6, 8, 9, 7, 4,11,22,18,12, 1, 5,16, 2,14,19,20,17,21},
  {18, 8,20,21, 2, 4,22,17, 1,11, 9,19, 3,13, 5, 7,10,16, 6,14,15,12},
  {19, 1,15,17, 5, 8, 9,12,14, 7, 4, 3,20,16, 6,22,10,13, 2,21,18,11},
  { 8,13, 2,20,17, 3, 6,21,18,11,19,10,15, 4,22, 1, 7,12, 9,14, 5,16},
  { 6,15,18,17,12, 1, 7, 2,22,13,21,10,14, 9, 3,16,20,19,11, 4, 8, 5},
  {15,14,18,17,10,20,16,11, 1, 8, 4,22, 5,12, 3, 9,21, 2,13, 6,19, 7},
  { 1, 7,16,17,18,22,12, 6, 8, 9,11, 4, 2, 5,20,21,13,10,19, 3,14,15},
  {21,17, 7, 3, 1,10,12,22, 9,16, 6,11, 2, 4, 5,14, 8,20,13,18,15,19},
  { 2, 9, 5, 4,18, 1,20,15,16,17, 7,21,13,14,19, 8,22,11,10, 3,12, 6},
  {16, 9,17, 8,14,11,10,12, 6,21, 7, 3,15, 5,22,20, 1,13,19, 2, 4,18},
  { 1, 3, 6, 5, 2,16,14,22,17,20, 4, 9,10,11,15, 8,12,19,18,13, 7,21},
  { 3,16, 5,11,21, 9, 2,15,10,18,17, 7, 8,19,14,13, 1, 4,22,20, 6,12},
  {14, 4,13, 5,21,11, 8, 6, 3,17, 2,20, 1,19,10, 9,12,18,15, 7,22,16},
  { 4,12,22,14, 5,15,16, 2, 8,10,17, 9,21, 7, 3, 6,13,18,11,20,19, 1},
  {16,15,14,13, 4,22,18,19, 7, 1,12,17, 5,10,20, 3, 9,21,11, 2, 6, 8},
  {20,14,21,12,15,17, 4,19,13,10,11, 1,16, 5,18, 7, 8,22, 9, 6, 3, 2},
  {16,14,13, 2,21,10,11, 4, 1,22,18,12,19, 5, 7, 8, 6, 3,15,20, 9,17},
  {18,15, 9,14,12, 2, 8,11,22,21,16, 1, 6,17, 5,10,19, 4,20,13, 3, 7},
  { 7, 3,10,14,13,21,18, 6,20, 4, 9, 8,22,15, 2, 1, 5,12,19,17,11,16},
  {18, 1,13, 7,16,10,14, 2,19, 5,21,11,22,15, 8,17,20, 3, 4,12, 6, 9},
  {13, 2,22, 5,11,21,20,14, 7,10, 4, 9,19,18, 6, 3, 1, 8,15,12,17,16},
  {14,17,21, 8, 2, 9, 6, 4, 5,13,22, 7,15, 3, 1,18,16,11,10,12,20,19},
  {10,22, 1,12,13,18,21,20, 2,14,16, 7,15, 3, 4,17, 5,19, 6, 8, 9,11},
  {10, 8, 9,18,12, 6, 1, 5,20,11,17,22,16, 3,13, 2,15,21,14,19, 7, 4},
  { 7,17,22, 5, 3,10,13,18, 9, 1,14,15,21,19,16,12, 8, 6,11,20, 4, 2},
  { 2, 9,21, 3, 4, 7, 1,11,16, 5,20,19,18, 8,17,13,10,12,15, 6,14,22},
  {15,12, 8, 4,22,13,16,17,18, 3, 7, 5, 6, 1, 9,11,21,10,14,20,19, 2},
  {15,16, 2,11,17, 7, 5,14,20, 4,21, 3,10, 9,12, 8,13, 6,18,19,22, 1},
  { 1,13,11, 3, 4,21, 6,14,15,22,18, 9, 7, 5,10,20,12,16,17, 8,19, 2},
  {14,17,22,20, 8,16, 5,10, 1,13, 2,21,12, 9, 4,18, 3, 7, 6,19,15,11},
  { 9,17, 7, 4, 5,13,21,18,11, 3,22, 1, 6,16,20,14,15,10, 8, 2,12,19},
  {13,14, 5,22,19,11, 9, 6,18,15, 8,10, 7, 4,17,16, 3, 1,12, 2,21,20},
  {20, 5, 4,14,11, 1, 6,16, 8,22, 7, 3, 2,12,21,19,17,13,10,15,18, 9},
  { 3, 7,14,15, 6, 5,21,20,18,10, 4,16,19, 1,13, 9, 8,17,11,12,22, 2},
  {13,15,17, 1,22,11, 3, 4, 7,20,14,21, 9, 8, 2,18,16, 6,10,12, 5,19}
 };
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/permute.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/permute.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/print.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/print.c
@ -0,0 +1,444 @@
 /*
 * $Id: print.c,v 1.3 2005/10/28 02:56:22 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: print.c,v $
 * Revision 1.3  2005/10/28 02:56:22  jms
 * add platform-specific printf formats to allow for DSS_HUGE data type
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:59  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:47  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.4  2004/02/18 16:26:49  jms
 * 32/64 bit changes for overflow handling needed additional changes when ported back to windows
 *
 * Revision 1.3  2004/02/18 14:05:53  jms
 * porting changes for LINUX and 64 bit RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2004/01/22 05:49:29  jms
 * AIX porting (AIX 5.1)
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2003/08/07 17:58:34  jms
 * Convery RNG to 64bit space as preparation for new large scale RNG
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /* generate flat files for data load */
 #include <stdio.h>
 #ifndef VMS
 #include <sys/types.h>
 #endif
 #if defined(SUN)
 #include <unistd.h>
 #endif
 #include <math.h>
 #include "dss.h"
 #include "dsstypes.h"
 #include <string.h>
 /*
 * Function Prototypes
 */
 FILE *print_prep PROTO((int table, int update));
 int pr_drange PROTO((int tbl, DSS_HUGE min, DSS_HUGE cnt, long num));
 FILE *
 print_prep(int table, int update)
 {
 	char upath[128];
 	FILE *res;
 	if (updates)
 		{
 		if (update > 0) /* updates */
 			if ( insert_segments )
 				{
 				int this_segment;
 				if(strcmp(tdefs[table].name,"orders.tbl"))
 					this_segment=++insert_orders_segment;
 				else 
 					this_segment=++insert_lineitem_segment;
 				sprintf(upath, "%s%c%s.u%d.%d", 
 					env_config(PATH_TAG, PATH_DFLT),
 					PATH_SEP, tdefs[table].name, update%10000,this_segment);
 				}
 			else
 				{
 				sprintf(upath, "%s%c%s.u%d",
 				env_config(PATH_TAG, PATH_DFLT),
 				PATH_SEP, tdefs[table].name, update);
 				}
 		else /* deletes */
 			if ( delete_segments )
 				{
 				++delete_segment;
 				sprintf(upath, "%s%cdelete.u%d.%d",
 					env_config(PATH_TAG, PATH_DFLT), PATH_SEP, -update%10000,
 					delete_segment);
 				}
 			else
 				{
 				sprintf(upath, "%s%cdelete.%d",
 				env_config(PATH_TAG, PATH_DFLT), PATH_SEP, -update);
 				}
 		return(fopen(upath, "w"));
        }
    res = tbl_open(table, "w");
    OPEN_CHECK(res, tdefs[table].name);
    return(res);
 }
 int
 dbg_print(int format, FILE *target, void *data, int len, int sep)
 {
 	int dollars,
 		cents;
 	switch(format)
 	{
 	case DT_STR:
 		fprintf(target, "%s", (char *)data);
 		break;
 #ifdef MVS
 	case DT_VSTR:
 		/* note: only used in MVS, assumes columnar output */
 		fprintf(target, "%c%c%-*s", 
 			(len >> 8) & 0xFF, len & 0xFF, len, (char *)data);
 		break;
 #endif /* MVS */
 	case DT_INT:
 		fprintf(target, "%ld", (long)data);
 		break;
 	case DT_HUGE:
 		fprintf(target, HUGE_FORMAT, *(DSS_HUGE *)data);
 		break;
 	case DT_KEY:
 		fprintf(target, "%ld", (long)data);
 		break;
 	case DT_MONEY:
 		cents = (int)*(DSS_HUGE *)data;
 		if (cents < 0)
 			{
 			fprintf(target, "-");
 			cents = -cents;
 			}
 		dollars = cents / 100;
 		cents %= 100;
 		fprintf(target, "%ld.%02ld", dollars, cents);
 		break;
 	case DT_CHR:
 		fprintf(target, "%c", *(char *)data);
 		break;
 	}
 #ifdef EOL_HANDLING
 	if (sep)
 #endif /* EOL_HANDLING */
 	fprintf(target, "%c", SEPARATOR);
 	return(0);
 }
 int
 pr_cust(customer_t *c, int mode)
 {
 static FILE *fp = NULL;
   if (fp == NULL)
        fp = print_prep(CUST, 0);
   PR_STRT(fp);
   PR_HUGE(fp, &c->custkey);
   if (scale <= 3000)
   PR_VSTR(fp, c->name, C_NAME_LEN);
   else
   PR_VSTR(fp, c->name, C_NAME_LEN + 3);
   PR_VSTR(fp, c->address, c->alen);
   PR_HUGE(fp, &c->nation_code);
   PR_STR(fp, c->phone, PHONE_LEN);
   PR_MONEY(fp, &c->acctbal);
   PR_STR(fp, c->mktsegment, C_MSEG_LEN);
   PR_VSTR_LAST(fp, c->comment, c->clen);
   PR_END(fp);
   return(0);
 }
 /*
 * print the numbered order 
 */
 int
 pr_order(order_t *o, int mode)
 {
    static FILE *fp_o = NULL;
    static int last_mode = 0;
    if (fp_o == NULL || mode != last_mode)
        {
        if (fp_o) 
            fclose(fp_o);
        fp_o = print_prep(ORDER, mode);
        last_mode = mode;
        }
    PR_STRT(fp_o);
    PR_HUGE(fp_o, &o->okey);
    PR_HUGE(fp_o, &o->custkey);
    PR_CHR(fp_o, &o->orderstatus);
    PR_MONEY(fp_o, &o->totalprice);
    PR_STR(fp_o, o->odate, DATE_LEN);
    PR_STR(fp_o, o->opriority, O_OPRIO_LEN);
    PR_STR(fp_o, o->clerk, O_CLRK_LEN);
    PR_INT(fp_o, o->spriority);
    PR_VSTR_LAST(fp_o, o->comment, o->clen);
    PR_END(fp_o);
    return(0);
 }
 /*
 * print an order's lineitems
 */
 int
 pr_line(order_t *o, int mode)
 {
    static FILE *fp_l = NULL;
    static int last_mode = 0;
    long      i;
    if (fp_l == NULL || mode != last_mode)
        {
        if (fp_l) 
            fclose(fp_l);
        fp_l = print_prep(LINE, mode);
        last_mode = mode;
        }
    for (i = 0; i < o->lines; i++)
        {
        PR_STRT(fp_l);
        PR_HUGE(fp_l, &o->l[i].okey);
        PR_HUGE(fp_l, &o->l[i].partkey);
        PR_HUGE(fp_l, &o->l[i].suppkey);
        PR_HUGE(fp_l, &o->l[i].lcnt);
        PR_HUGE(fp_l, &o->l[i].quantity);
        PR_MONEY(fp_l, &o->l[i].eprice);
        PR_MONEY(fp_l, &o->l[i].discount);
        PR_MONEY(fp_l, &o->l[i].tax);
        PR_CHR(fp_l, &o->l[i].rflag[0]);
        PR_CHR(fp_l, &o->l[i].lstatus[0]);
        PR_STR(fp_l, o->l[i].sdate, DATE_LEN);
        PR_STR(fp_l, o->l[i].cdate, DATE_LEN);
        PR_STR(fp_l, o->l[i].rdate, DATE_LEN);
        PR_STR(fp_l, o->l[i].shipinstruct, L_INST_LEN);
        PR_STR(fp_l, o->l[i].shipmode, L_SMODE_LEN);
        PR_VSTR_LAST(fp_l, o->l[i].comment,o->l[i].clen);
        PR_END(fp_l);
        }
   return(0);
 }
 /*
 * print the numbered order *and* its associated lineitems
 */
 int
 pr_order_line(order_t *o, int mode)
 {
    tdefs[ORDER].name = tdefs[ORDER_LINE].name;
    pr_order(o, mode);
    pr_line(o, mode);
    return(0);
 }
 /*
 * print the given part
 */
 int
 pr_part(part_t *part, int mode)
 {
 static FILE *p_fp = NULL;
    if (p_fp == NULL)
        p_fp = print_prep(PART, 0);
   PR_STRT(p_fp);
   PR_HUGE(p_fp, &part->partkey);
   PR_VSTR(p_fp, part->name,part->nlen);
   PR_STR(p_fp, part->mfgr, P_MFG_LEN);
   PR_STR(p_fp, part->brand, P_BRND_LEN);
   PR_VSTR(p_fp, part->type,part->tlen);
   PR_HUGE(p_fp, &part->size);
   PR_STR(p_fp, part->container, P_CNTR_LEN);
   PR_MONEY(p_fp, &part->retailprice);
   PR_VSTR_LAST(p_fp, part->comment,part->clen);
   PR_END(p_fp);
   return(0);
 }
 /*
 * print the given part's suppliers
 */
 int
 pr_psupp(part_t *part, int mode)
 {
    static FILE *ps_fp = NULL;
    long      i;
    if (ps_fp == NULL)
        ps_fp = print_prep(PSUPP, mode);
   for (i = 0; i < SUPP_PER_PART; i++)
      {
      PR_STRT(ps_fp);
      PR_HUGE(ps_fp, &part->s[i].partkey);
      PR_HUGE(ps_fp, &part->s[i].suppkey);
      PR_HUGE(ps_fp, &part->s[i].qty);
      PR_MONEY(ps_fp, &part->s[i].scost);
      PR_VSTR_LAST(ps_fp, part->s[i].comment,part->s[i].clen);
      PR_END(ps_fp);
      }
   return(0);
 }
 /*
 * print the given part *and* its suppliers
 */
 int
 pr_part_psupp(part_t *part, int mode)
 {
    tdefs[PART].name = tdefs[PART_PSUPP].name;
    pr_part(part, mode);
    pr_psupp(part, mode);
    return(0);
 }
 int
 pr_supp(supplier_t *supp, int mode)
 {
 static FILE *fp = NULL;
   if (fp == NULL)
        fp = print_prep(SUPP, mode);
   PR_STRT(fp);
   PR_HUGE(fp, &supp->suppkey);
   PR_STR(fp, supp->name, S_NAME_LEN);
   PR_VSTR(fp, supp->address, supp->alen);
   PR_HUGE(fp, &supp->nation_code);
   PR_STR(fp, supp->phone, PHONE_LEN);
   PR_MONEY(fp, &supp->acctbal);
   PR_VSTR_LAST(fp, supp->comment, supp->clen);
   PR_END(fp);
   return(0);
 }
 int
 pr_nation(code_t *c, int mode)
 {
 static FILE *fp = NULL;
   if (fp == NULL)
        fp = print_prep(NATION, mode);
   PR_STRT(fp);
   PR_HUGE(fp, &c->code);
   PR_STR(fp, c->text, NATION_LEN);
   PR_INT(fp, c->join);
   PR_VSTR_LAST(fp, c->comment, c->clen);
   PR_END(fp);
   return(0);
 }
 int
 pr_region(code_t *c, int mode)
 {
 static FILE *fp = NULL;
   if (fp == NULL)
        fp = print_prep(REGION, mode);
   PR_STRT(fp);
   PR_HUGE(fp, &c->code);
   PR_STR(fp, c->text, REGION_LEN);
   PR_VSTR_LAST(fp, c->comment, c->clen);
   PR_END(fp);
   return(0);
 }
 /* 
 * NOTE: this routine does NOT use the BCD2_* routines. As a result,
 * it WILL fail if the keys being deleted exceed 32 bits. Since this
 * would require ~660 update iterations, this seems an acceptable
 * oversight
 */
 int
 pr_drange(int tbl, DSS_HUGE min, DSS_HUGE cnt, long num)
 {
    static int  last_num = 0;
    static FILE *dfp = NULL;
    DSS_HUGE child = -1;
    DSS_HUGE start, last, new;
 	static DSS_HUGE rows_per_segment=0;
 	static DSS_HUGE rows_this_segment=0;
    if (last_num != num)
        {
        if (dfp)
            fclose(dfp);
        dfp = print_prep(tbl, -num);
        if (dfp == NULL)
            return(-1);
        last_num = num;
 		rows_this_segment=0;
        }
    start = MK_SPARSE(min, num/ (10000 / UPD_PCT));
    last = start - 1;
    for (child=min; cnt > 0; child++, cnt--)
 	{
 		new = MK_SPARSE(child, num/ (10000 / UPD_PCT));
 		if (delete_segments)
 		{
 			if(rows_per_segment==0) 
 				rows_per_segment = (cnt / delete_segments) + 1;
 			if((++rows_this_segment) > rows_per_segment)
 			{
 				fclose(dfp);
 				dfp = print_prep(tbl, -num);
 				if (dfp == NULL) return(-1);
 				last_num = num;
 				rows_this_segment=1;
 			}
 		}
 		PR_STRT(dfp);
 		PR_HUGE_LAST(dfp, &new);
 		PR_END(dfp);
 		start = new;
 		last = new;
 	}
    return(0);
 }
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/print.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/print.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen.c
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen.c
@ -0,0 +1,489 @@
 /*
 * $Id: qgen.c,v 1.3 2005/10/28 02:54:35 jms Exp $
 *
 * Revision History
 * ===================
 * $Log: qgen.c,v $
 * Revision 1.3  2005/10/28 02:54:35  jms
 * add release.h changes
 *
 * Revision 1.2  2005/01/03 20:08:59  jms
 * change line terminations
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2004/11/24 23:31:47  jms
 * re-establish external server
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * recreation after CVS crash
 *
 * Revision 1.1.1.1  2003/04/03 18:54:21  jms
 * initial checkin
 *
 *
 */
 /*
 * qgen.c -- routines to convert query templates to executable query
 *           text for TPC-H and TPC-R
 */
 #define DECLARER
 #include <stdio.h>
 #include <string.h>
 #if (defined(_POSIX_)||!defined(WIN32))
 #include <unistd.h>
 #else
 #include "process.h"
 #endif /* WIN32 */
 #include <ctype.h>
 #include <time.h>
 #include "config.h"
 #include "dss.h"
 #include "tpcd.h"
 #include "permute.h"
 #include "release.h"
 #define LINE_SIZE 512
 /*
 * Function Protoypes
 */
 void varsub PROTO((int qnum, int vnum, int flags));
 int strip_comments PROTO((char *line));
 void usage PROTO((void));
 int process_options PROTO((int cnt, char **args));
 int setup PROTO((void));
 void qsub PROTO((char *qtag, int flags));
 extern char *optarg;
 extern int optind;
 char **mk_ascdate(void);
 extern seed_t Seed[];
 char **asc_date;
 int snum = -1;
 char *prog;
 tdef tdefs = { NULL };
 long rndm;
 double flt_scale;
 distribution q13a, q13b;
 int qnum;
 char *db_name = NULL;
 /*
 * FUNCTION strip_comments(line)
 *
 * remove all comments from 'line'; recognizes both {} and -- comments
 */
 int
 strip_comments(char *line)
 {
    static int in_comment = 0;
    char *cp1, *cp2;
    cp1 = line;
    while (1)   /* traverse the entire string */
        {
        if (in_comment)
            {
            if ((cp2 = strchr(cp1, '}')) != NULL) /* comment ends */
                {
                strcpy(cp1, cp2 + 1);
                in_comment = 0;
                continue;
                }
            else 
                {
                *cp1 = '\0';
                break;
                }
            }
        else    /* not in_comment */
            {
            if ((cp2 = strchr(cp1, '-')) != NULL)
                {
                if (*(cp2 + 1) == '-')  /* found a '--' comment */
                    {
                    *cp2 = '\0';
                    break;
                    }
                }
            if ((cp2 = strchr(cp1, '{')) != NULL) /* comment starts */
                {
                in_comment = 1;
                *cp2 = ' ';
                continue;
                }
            else break;
            }
        }
    return(0);
 }
 /*
 * FUNCTION qsub(char *qtag, int flags)
 *
 * based on the settings of flags, and the template file $QDIR/qtag.sql
 * make the following substitutions to turn a query template into EQT
 *
 *  String      Converted to            Based on
 *  ======      ============            ===========
 *  first line  database <db_name>;      -n from command line
 *  second line set explain on;         -x from command line
 *   :<number>  parameter <number>
 *  :k          set number
 *  :o          output to outpath/qnum.snum    
 *                                      -o from command line, SET_OUTPUT
 *  :s          stream number
 *  :b          BEGIN WORK;             -a from command line, START_TRAN
 *  :e          COMMIT WORK;            -a from command line, END_TRAN
 *  :q          query number
 *  :n<number>                          sets rowcount to be returned
 */
 void
 qsub(char *qtag, int flags)
 {
 static char *line = NULL,
    *qpath = NULL;
 FILE *qfp;
 char *cptr,
    *mark,
    *qroot = NULL;
    qnum = atoi(qtag);
    if (line == NULL)
        {
        line = malloc(BUFSIZ);
        qpath = malloc(BUFSIZ);
        MALLOC_CHECK(line);
        MALLOC_CHECK(qpath);
        }
    qroot = env_config(QDIR_TAG, QDIR_DFLT);
    sprintf(qpath, "%s%c%s.sql", 
 		qroot, PATH_SEP, qtag);
    qfp = fopen(qpath, "r");
    OPEN_CHECK(qfp, qpath);
    rowcnt = rowcnt_dflt[qnum];
    varsub(qnum, 0, flags); /* set the variables */
    if (flags & DFLT_NUM)
        fprintf(ofp, SET_ROWCOUNT, rowcnt);
    while (fgets(line, BUFSIZ, qfp) != NULL)
        {
        if (!(flags & COMMENT))
            strip_comments(line);
        mark = line;
        while ((cptr = strchr(mark, VTAG)) != NULL)
            {
            *cptr = '\0';
             cptr++;
            fprintf(ofp,"%s", mark);
            switch(*cptr)
                {
                case 'b':
                case 'B':
                    if (!(flags & ANSI))
                        fprintf(ofp,"%s\n", START_TRAN);
                    cptr++;
                    break;
                case 'c':
                case 'C':
                    if (flags & DBASE)
                        fprintf(ofp, SET_DBASE, db_name);
                    cptr++;
                    break;
                case 'e':
                case 'E':
                    if (!(flags & ANSI))
                        fprintf(ofp,"%s\n", END_TRAN);
                    cptr++;
                    break;
                case 'n':
                case 'N':
                    if (!(flags & DFLT_NUM))
                        {
                        rowcnt=atoi(++cptr);
                        while (isdigit(*cptr) || *cptr == ' ') cptr++;
                        fprintf(ofp, SET_ROWCOUNT, rowcnt);
                        }
                    continue;
                case 'o':
                case 'O':
                    if (flags & OUTPUT)
                        fprintf(ofp,"%s '%s/%s.%d'", SET_OUTPUT, osuff, 
                            qtag, (snum < 0)?0:snum);
                    cptr++;
                    break;
                case 'q':
                case 'Q':
                    fprintf(ofp,"%s", qtag);
                    cptr++;
                    break;
                case 's':
                case 'S':
                    fprintf(ofp,"%d", (snum < 0)?0:snum);
                    cptr++;
                    break;
                case 'X':
                case 'x':
                    if (flags & EXPLAIN)
                        fprintf(ofp, "%s\n", GEN_QUERY_PLAN);
                    cptr++;
                    break;
 		case '1':
 		case '2':
 		case '3':
 		case '4':
 		case '5':
 		case '6':
 		case '7':
 		case '8':
 		case '9':
                    varsub(qnum, atoi(cptr), flags & DFLT);
                    while (isdigit(*++cptr));
                    break;
                default:
 		    fprintf(stderr, "-- unknown flag '%c%c' ignored\n", 
                        VTAG, *cptr);
 		    cptr++;
 		    break;
                }
            mark=cptr;
            }
        fprintf(ofp,"%s", mark);
        }
    fclose(qfp);
    fflush(stdout);
    return;
 }
 void
 usage(void)
 {
 printf("%s Parameter Substitution (v. %d.%d.%d build %d)\n", 
          NAME, VERSION,RELEASE,
            PATCH,BUILD);
 printf("Copyright %s %s\n", TPC, C_DATES);
 printf("USAGE: %s <options> [ queries ]\n", prog);
 printf("Options:\n");
 printf("\t-a\t\t-- use ANSI semantics.\n");
 printf("\t-b <str>\t-- load distributions from <str>\n");
 printf("\t-c\t\t-- retain comments found in template.\n");
 printf("\t-d\t\t-- use default substitution values.\n");
 printf("\t-h\t\t-- print this usage summary.\n");
 printf("\t-i <str>\t-- use the contents of file <str> to begin a query.\n");
 printf("\t-l <str>\t-- log parameters to <str>.\n");
 printf("\t-n <str>\t-- connect to database <str>.\n");
 printf("\t-N\t\t-- use default rowcounts and ignore :n directive.\n");
 printf("\t-o <str>\t-- set the output file base path to <str>.\n");
 printf("\t-p <n>\t\t-- use the query permutation for stream <n>\n");
 printf("\t-r <n>\t\t-- seed the random number generator with <n>\n");
 printf("\t-s <n>\t\t-- base substitutions on an SF of <n>\n");
 printf("\t-v\t\t-- verbose.\n");
 printf("\t-t <str>\t-- use the contents of file <str> to complete a query\n");
 printf("\t-x\t\t-- enable SET EXPLAIN in each query.\n");
 }
 int
 process_options(int cnt, char **args)
 {
    int flag;
    while((flag = getopt(cnt, args, "ab:cdhi:n:Nl:o:p:r:s:t:vx")) != -1)
        switch(flag)
            {
            case 'a':   /* use ANSI semantics */
                flags |= ANSI;
                break;
 			case 'b':               /* load distributions from named file */
 				d_path = (char *)malloc((int)strlen(optarg) + 1);
 				MALLOC_CHECK(d_path);
 				strcpy(d_path, optarg);
 				break;
 			case 'c':   /* retain comments in EQT */
                flags |= COMMENT;
                break;
            case 'd':   /* use default substitution values */
                flags |= DFLT;
                break;
            case 'h':   /* just generate the usage summary */
                usage();
                exit(0);
                break;
            case 'i':   /* set stream initialization file name */
                ifile = malloc((int)strlen(optarg) + 1);
                MALLOC_CHECK(ifile);
                strcpy(ifile, optarg);
                flags |= INIT;
                break;
            case 'l':   /* log parameter usages */
                lfile = malloc((int)strlen(optarg) + 1);
                MALLOC_CHECK(lfile);
                strcpy(lfile, optarg);
                flags |= LOG;
                break;
            case 'N':   /* use default rowcounts */
                flags |= DFLT_NUM;
                break;
            case 'n':   /* set database name */
                db_name = malloc((int)strlen(optarg) + 1);
                MALLOC_CHECK(db_name);
                strcpy(db_name, optarg);
                flags |= DBASE;
                break;
            case 'o':   /* set the output path */
                osuff = malloc((int)strlen(optarg) + 1);
                MALLOC_CHECK(osuff);
                strcpy(osuff, optarg);
                flags |=OUTPUT;
                break;
            case 'p':   /* permutation for a given stream */
                snum = atoi(optarg);
                break;
            case 'r':   /* set random number seed for parameter gen */
                flags |= SEED;
                rndm = atol(optarg);
                break;
            case 's':   /* scale of data set to run against */
                flt_scale = atof(optarg);
 				if (scale > MAX_SCALE)
 					fprintf(stderr, "%s %5.0f %s\n%s\n",
 						"WARNING: Support for scale factors >",
 						MAX_SCALE,
 						"GB is still in development.",
 						"Data set integrity is not guaranteed.\n");
                break;
            case 't':   /* set termination file name */
                tfile = malloc((int)strlen(optarg) + 1);
                MALLOC_CHECK(tfile);
                strcpy(tfile, optarg);
                flags |= TERMINATE;
                break;
            case 'v':   /* verbose */
                flags |= VERBOSE;
                break;
            case 'x':   /* set explain in the queries */
                flags |= EXPLAIN;
                break;
            default:
                printf("unknown option '%s' ignored\n", args[optind]);
                usage();
                exit(1);
                break;
            }
    return(0);
 }
 int
 setup(void)
 {
    asc_date = mk_ascdate();
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "p_cntr", &p_cntr_set);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "colors", &colors);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "p_types", &p_types_set);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "nations", &nations);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "nations2", &nations2);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "regions", &regions);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "o_oprio", 
        &o_priority_set);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "instruct", 
        &l_instruct_set);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "smode", &l_smode_set);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "category", 
        &l_category_set);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "rflag", &l_rflag_set);
    read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "msegmnt", &c_mseg_set);
 	read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "Q13a", &q13a);
 	read_dist(env_config(DIST_TAG, DIST_DFLT), "Q13b", &q13b);
    return(0);
 }
 int main(int ac, char **av)
 {
    int i;
    FILE *ifp;
    char line[LINE_SIZE];
    prog = av[0];
    flt_scale = (double)1.0;
    flags = 0;
 	d_path = NULL;
    process_options(ac, av);
    if (flags & VERBOSE)
        fprintf(ofp, 
 	    "-- TPC %s Parameter Substitution (Version %d.%d.%d build %d)\n",
            NAME, VERSION, RELEASE, PATCH, BUILD);
    setup();
    if (!(flags & DFLT))        /* perturb the RNG */
 	    {
 	    if (!(flags & SEED))
                rndm = (long)((unsigned)time(NULL));
 		if (rndm < 0)
 			rndm += 2147483647;
 		Seed[0].value = rndm;
 		for (i=1; i <= QUERIES_PER_SET; i++)
 			{
 			Seed[0].value = NextRand(Seed[0].value);
 			Seed[i].value = Seed[0].value;
 			}
 		printf("-- using %ld as a seed to the RNG\n", rndm);
 		}
    else
        printf("-- using default substitutions\n");
    if (flags & INIT)           /* init stream with ifile */
        {
        ifp = fopen(ifile, "r");
 	OPEN_CHECK(ifp, ifile);
        while (fgets(line, LINE_SIZE, ifp) != NULL)
            fprintf(stdout, "%s", line);
        }
    if (snum >= 0)
        if (optind < ac)
            for (i=optind; i < ac; i++)
                {
                char qname[10];
                sprintf(qname, "%d", SEQUENCE(snum, atoi(av[i])));
                qsub(qname, flags);
                }
        else
            for (i=1; i <= QUERIES_PER_SET; i++)
                {
                char qname[10];
                sprintf(qname, "%d", SEQUENCE(snum, i));
                qsub(qname, flags);
                }
    else
        if (optind < ac)
            for (i=optind; i < ac; i++)
                qsub(av[i], flags);   
        else
            for (i=1; i <= QUERIES_PER_SET; i++)
                {
                char qname[10];
                sprintf(qname, "%d", i);
                qsub(qname, flags);
                }
    if (flags & TERMINATE)      /* terminate stream with tfile */
        {
        ifp = fopen(tfile, "r");
        if (ifp == NULL)
 	OPEN_CHECK(ifp, tfile);
        while (fgets(line, LINE_SIZE, ifp) != NULL)
            fprintf(stdout, "%s", line);
        }
    return(0);
 }
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen.o
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen.o
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen.vcproj
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/qgen.vcproj
@ -0,0 +1,265 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>
 <VisualStudioProject
 	ProjectType="Visual C++"
 	Version="8.00"
 	Name="qgen"
 	ProjectGUID="{9BAF8942-2DFD-4BD1-B5ED-DBDDF0169E22}"
 	RootNamespace="qgen"
 	>
 	<Platforms>
 		<Platform
 			Name="Win32"
 		/>
 	</Platforms>
 	<ToolFiles>
 	</ToolFiles>
 	<Configurations>
 		<Configuration
 			Name="Debug|Win32"
 			OutputDirectory="$(SolutionDir)$(ConfigurationName)"
 			IntermediateDirectory="$(ConfigurationName)"
 			ConfigurationType="1"
 			CharacterSet="2"
 			>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCPreBuildEventTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCCustomBuildTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCXMLDataGeneratorTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCWebServiceProxyGeneratorTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCMIDLTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCCLCompilerTool"
 				Optimization="0"
 				PreprocessorDefinitions="WIN32;TPCH;SQLSERVER;_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS"
 				MinimalRebuild="true"
 				BasicRuntimeChecks="3"
 				RuntimeLibrary="3"
 				WarningLevel="3"
 				Detect64BitPortabilityProblems="true"
 				DebugInformationFormat="4"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCManagedResourceCompilerTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCResourceCompilerTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCPreLinkEventTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCLinkerTool"
 				GenerateDebugInformation="true"
 				TargetMachine="1"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCALinkTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCManifestTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCXDCMakeTool"
 			/>
 			<Tool
 				Name="VCBscMakeTool"
 			/>
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--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/1.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/1.sql
@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
 --begin q01
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Pricing Summary Report Query (Q1)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	l_returnflag,
 	l_linestatus,
 	sum(l_quantity) as sum_qty,
 	sum(l_extendedprice) as sum_base_price,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as sum_disc_price,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount) * (1 + l_tax)) as sum_charge,
 	avg(l_quantity) as avg_qty,
 	avg(l_extendedprice) as avg_price,
 	avg(l_discount) as avg_disc,
 	count(*) as count_order
 from
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	l_shipdate <= ADD_DAYS(DATE '2000-02-28', -:1)
 group by
 	l_returnflag,
 	l_linestatus
 order by
 	l_returnflag,
 	l_linestatus;
 --end q01
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/10.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/10.sql
@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
 --begin q10
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Returned Item Reporting Query (Q10)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	c_custkey,
 	c_name,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as revenue,
 	c_acctbal,
 	n_name,
 	c_address,
 	c_phone,
 	c_comment
 from
 	tpch.customer,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	c_custkey = o_custkey
 	and l_orderkey = o_orderkey
 	and o_orderdate >= date ':1'
 	and o_orderdate < ADD_MONTHS(date ':1', 3)
 	and l_returnflag = 'R'
 	and c_nationkey = n_nationkey
 group by
 	c_custkey,
 	c_name,
 	c_acctbal,
 	c_phone,
 	n_name,
 	c_address,
 	c_comment
 order by
 	revenue desc;
 :n 20;
 --end q10
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/11.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/11.sql
@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
 --begin q11
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Important Stock Identification Query (Q11)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	ps_partkey,
 	sum(ps_supplycost * ps_availqty) as val
 from
 	tpch.partsupp,
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	ps_suppkey = s_suppkey
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_name = ':1'
 group by
 	ps_partkey having
 		sum(ps_supplycost * ps_availqty) > (
 			select
 				sum(ps_supplycost * ps_availqty) * :2
 			from
 				tpch.partsupp,
 				tpch.supplier,
 				tpch.nation
 			where
 				ps_suppkey = s_suppkey
 				and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 				and n_name = ':1'
 		)
 order by
 	val desc;
 --end q11
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/12.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/12.sql
@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
 --begin q12
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Shipping Modes and Order Priority Query (Q12)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	l_shipmode,
 	sum(case
 		when o_orderpriority = '1-URGENT'
 			or o_orderpriority = '2-HIGH'
 			then 1
 		else 0
 	end) as high_line_count,
 	sum(case
 		when o_orderpriority <> '1-URGENT'
 			and o_orderpriority <> '2-HIGH'
 			then 1
 		else 0
 	end) as low_line_count
 from
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	o_orderkey = l_orderkey
 	and l_shipmode in (':1', ':2')
 	and l_commitdate < l_receiptdate
 	and l_shipdate < l_commitdate
 	and l_receiptdate >= date ':3'
 	and l_receiptdate < ADD_YEARS(DATE ':3', 1)
 group by
 	l_shipmode
 order by
 	l_shipmode;
 --end q12
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/13.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/13.sql
@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
 --begin q13
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Customer Distribution Query (Q13)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	c_count,
 	count(*) as custdist
 from
 	(
 		select
 			c_custkey,
 			count(o_orderkey)
 		from
 			tpch.customer left outer join tpch.orders on
 				c_custkey = o_custkey
 				and o_comment not like '%:1%:2%'
 		group by
 			c_custkey
 	) as c_orders (c_custkey, c_count)
 group by
 	c_count
 order by
 	custdist desc,
 	c_count desc;
 --end q13
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/14.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/14.sql
@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
 --begin q14
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Promotion Effect Query (Q14)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	100.00 * sum(case
 		when p_type like 'PROMO%'
 			then l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)
 		else 0
 	end) / sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as promo_revenue
 from
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	l_partkey = p_partkey
 	and l_shipdate >= date ':1'
 	and l_shipdate < ADD_MONTHS(date ':1', 1);
 --end q14
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/15.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/15.sql
@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
 --begin q15
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Top Supplier Query (Q15)
 -- Variant A
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 with revenue (supplier_no, total_revenue) as (
 		select
 			l_suppkey,
 			sum(l_extendedprice * (1-l_discount))
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem
 		where
 			l_shipdate >= date ':1'
 			and l_shipdate < ADD_MONTHS(date':1', 3)
 		group by
 			l_suppkey
 )
 select
 	s_suppkey,
 	s_name,
 	s_address,
 	s_phone,
 	total_revenue
 from
 	tpch.supplier,
 	revenue
 where
 	s_suppkey = supplier_no
 	and total_revenue = (
 		select
 			max(total_revenue)
 		from
 			revenue
 	)
 order by
 	s_suppkey;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/16.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/16.sql
@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
 --begin q16
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Parts/Supplier Relationship Query (Q16)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	p_brand,
 	p_type,
 	p_size,
 	count(distinct ps_suppkey) as supplier_cnt
 from
 	tpch.partsupp,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	p_partkey = ps_partkey
 	and p_brand <> ':1'
 	and p_type not like ':2%'
 	and p_size in (:3, :4, :5, :6, :7, :8, :9, :10)
 	and ps_suppkey not in (
 		select
 			s_suppkey
 		from
 			tpch.supplier
 		where
 			s_comment like '%Customer%Complaints%'
 	)
 group by
 	p_brand,
 	p_type,
 	p_size
 order by
 	supplier_cnt desc,
 	p_brand,
 	p_type,
 	p_size;
 --end q16
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/17.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/17.sql
@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
 --begin q17
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Small-Quantity-Order Revenue Query (Q17)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	sum(l_extendedprice) / 7.0 as avg_yearly
 from
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	p_partkey = l_partkey
 	and p_brand = ':1'
 	and p_container = ':2'
 	and l_quantity < (
 		select
 			0.2 * avg(l_quantity)
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem
 		where
 			l_partkey = p_partkey
 	);
 --end q17
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/18.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/18.sql
@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
 --begin q18
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Large Volume Customer Query (Q18)
 -- Function Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	c_name,
 	c_custkey,
 	o_orderkey,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_totalprice,
 	sum(l_quantity)
 from
 	tpch.customer,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	o_orderkey in (
 		select
 			l_orderkey
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem
 		group by
 			l_orderkey having
 				sum(l_quantity) > :1
 	)
 	and c_custkey = o_custkey
 	and o_orderkey = l_orderkey
 group by
 	c_name,
 	c_custkey,
 	o_orderkey,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_totalprice
 order by
 	o_totalprice desc,
 	o_orderdate;
 :n 100;
 --end q18
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/19.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/19.sql
@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
 --begin q19
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Discounted Revenue Query (Q19)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	sum(l_extendedprice* (1 - l_discount)) as revenue
 from
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	(
 		p_partkey = l_partkey
 		and p_brand = ':1'
 		and p_container in ('SM CASE', 'SM BOX', 'SM PACK', 'SM PKG')
 		and l_quantity >= :4 and l_quantity <= :4 + 10
 		and p_size between 1 and 5
 		and l_shipmode in ('AIR', 'AIR REG')
 		and l_shipinstruct = 'DELIVER IN PERSON'
 	)
 	or
 	(
 		p_partkey = l_partkey
 		and p_brand = ':2'
 		and p_container in ('MED BAG', 'MED BOX', 'MED PKG', 'MED PACK')
 		and l_quantity >= :5 and l_quantity <= :5 + 10
 		and p_size between 1 and 10
 		and l_shipmode in ('AIR', 'AIR REG')
 		and l_shipinstruct = 'DELIVER IN PERSON'
 	)
 	or
 	(
 		p_partkey = l_partkey
 		and p_brand = ':3'
 		and p_container in ('LG CASE', 'LG BOX', 'LG PACK', 'LG PKG')
 		and l_quantity >= :6 and l_quantity <= :6 + 10
 		and p_size between 1 and 15
 		and l_shipmode in ('AIR', 'AIR REG')
 		and l_shipinstruct = 'DELIVER IN PERSON'
 	);
 --end q19
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/2.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/2.sql
@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
 --begin q02
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Minimum Cost Supplier Query (Q2)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	s_acctbal,
 	s_name,
 	n_name,
 	p_partkey,
 	p_mfgr,
 	s_address,
 	s_phone,
 	s_comment
 from
 	tpch.part,
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.partsupp,
 	tpch.nation,
 	tpch.region
 where
 	p_partkey = ps_partkey
 	and s_suppkey = ps_suppkey
 	and p_size = :1
 	and p_type like '%:2'
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_regionkey = r_regionkey
 	and r_name = ':3'
 	and ps_supplycost = (
 		select
 			min(ps_supplycost)
 		from
 			tpch.partsupp,
 			tpch.supplier,
 			tpch.nation,
 			tpch.region
 		where
 			p_partkey = ps_partkey
 			and s_suppkey = ps_suppkey
 			and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 			and n_regionkey = r_regionkey
 			and r_name = ':3'
 	)
 order by
 	s_acctbal desc,
 	n_name,
 	s_name,
 	p_partkey;
 :n 100;
 --end q02
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/20.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/20.sql
@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
 --begin q20
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Potential Part Promotion Query (Q20)
 -- Function Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	s_name,
 	s_address
 from
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	s_suppkey in (
 		select
 			ps_suppkey
 		from
 			tpch.partsupp
 		where
 			ps_partkey in (
 				select
 					p_partkey
 				from
 					tpch.part
 				where
 					p_name like ':1%'
 			)
 			and ps_availqty > (
 				select
 					0.5 * sum(l_quantity)
 				from
 					tpch.lineitem
 				where
 					l_partkey = ps_partkey
 					and l_suppkey = ps_suppkey
 					and l_shipdate >= date ':2'
 					and l_shipdate < ADD_YEARS(date ':2', 1)
 			)
 	)
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_name = ':3'
 order by
 	s_name;
 --end q20
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/21.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/21.sql
@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
 --begin q21
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Suppliers Who Kept Orders Waiting Query (Q21)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	s_name,
 	count(*) as numwait
 from
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.lineitem l1,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	s_suppkey = l1.l_suppkey
 	and o_orderkey = l1.l_orderkey
 	and o_orderstatus = 'F'
 	and l1.l_receiptdate > l1.l_commitdate
 	and exists (
 		select
 			*
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem l2
 		where
 			l2.l_orderkey = l1.l_orderkey
 			and l2.l_suppkey <> l1.l_suppkey
 	)
 	and not exists (
 		select
 			*
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem l3
 		where
 			l3.l_orderkey = l1.l_orderkey
 			and l3.l_suppkey <> l1.l_suppkey
 			and l3.l_receiptdate > l3.l_commitdate
 	)
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_name = ':1'
 group by
 	s_name
 order by
 	numwait desc,
 	s_name;
 :n 100;
 --end q21
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/22.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/22.sql
@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
 --begin q22
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Global Sales Opportunity Query (Q22)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	cntrycode,
 	count(*) as numcust,
 	sum(c_acctbal) as totacctbal
 from
 	(
 		select
 			substring(c_phone from 1 for 2) as cntrycode,
 			c_acctbal
 		from
 			tpch.customer
 		where
 			substring(c_phone from 1 for 2) in
 				(':1', ':2', ':3', ':4', ':5', ':6', ':7')
 			and c_acctbal > (
 				select
 					avg(c_acctbal)
 				from
 					tpch.customer
 				where
 					c_acctbal > 0.00
 					and substring(c_phone from 1 for 2) in
 						(':1', ':2', ':3', ':4', ':5', ':6', ':7')
 			)
 			and not exists (
 				select
 					*
 				from
 					tpch.orders
 				where
 					o_custkey = c_custkey
 			)
 	) as custsale
 group by
 	cntrycode
 order by
 	cntrycode;
 --end q22
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/3.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/3.sql
@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
 --begin q03
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Shipping Priority Query (Q3)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	l_orderkey,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as revenue,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_shippriority
 from
 	tpch.customer,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	c_mktsegment = ':1'
 	and c_custkey = o_custkey
 	and l_orderkey = o_orderkey
 	and o_orderdate < date ':2'
 	and l_shipdate > date ':2'
 group by
 	l_orderkey,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_shippriority
 order by
 	revenue desc,
 	o_orderdate;
 :n 10;
 --end q03
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/4.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/4.sql
@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
 --begin q04
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Order Priority Checking Query (Q4)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	o_orderpriority,
 	count(*) as order_count
 from
 	tpch.orders
 where
 	o_orderdate >= date ':1'
 	and o_orderdate < ADD_MONTHS(date ':1', 3)
 	and exists (
 		select
 			*
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem
 		where
 			l_orderkey = o_orderkey
 			and l_commitdate < l_receiptdate
 	)
 group by
 	o_orderpriority
 order by
 	o_orderpriority;
 --end q04
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/5.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/5.sql
@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
 --begin q05
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Local Supplier Volume Query (Q5)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	n_name,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as revenue
 from
 	tpch.customer,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.nation,
 	tpch.region
 where
 	c_custkey = o_custkey
 	and l_orderkey = o_orderkey
 	and l_suppkey = s_suppkey
 	and c_nationkey = s_nationkey
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_regionkey = r_regionkey
 	and r_name = ':1'
 	and o_orderdate >= date ':2'
 	and o_orderdate < ADD_YEARS(date ':2', 1)
 group by
 	n_name
 order by
 	revenue desc;
 --end q05
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/6.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/6.sql
@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
 --begin q06
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Forecasting Revenue Change Query (Q6)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	sum(l_extendedprice * l_discount) as revenue
 from
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	l_shipdate >= date ':1'
 	and l_shipdate < ADD_YEARS(date ':1', 1)
 	and l_discount between :2 - 0.01 and :2 + 0.01
 	and l_quantity < :3;
 --end q06
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/7.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/7.sql
@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
 --begin q07
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Volume Shipping Query (Q7)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	supp_nation,
 	cust_nation,
 	l_year,
 	sum(volume) as revenue
 from
 	(
 		select
 			n1.n_name as supp_nation,
 			n2.n_name as cust_nation,
 			extract(year from l_shipdate) as l_year,
 			l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount) as volume
 		from
 			tpch.supplier,
 			tpch.lineitem,
 			tpch.orders,
 			tpch.customer,
 			tpch.nation n1,
 			tpch.nation n2
 		where
 			s_suppkey = l_suppkey
 			and o_orderkey = l_orderkey
 			and c_custkey = o_custkey
 			and s_nationkey = n1.n_nationkey
 			and c_nationkey = n2.n_nationkey
 			and (
 				(n1.n_name = ':1' and n2.n_name = ':2')
 				or (n1.n_name = ':2' and n2.n_name = ':1')
 			)
 			and l_shipdate between date '1995-01-01' and date '1996-12-31'
 	) as shipping
 group by
 	supp_nation,
 	cust_nation,
 	l_year
 order by
 	supp_nation,
 	cust_nation,
 	l_year;
 --end q07
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/8.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/8.sql
@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
 --begin q08
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R National Market Share Query (Q8)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	o_year,
 	sum(case
 		when nation = ':1' then volume
 		else 0
 	end) / sum(volume) as mkt_share
 from
 	(
 		select
 			extract(year from o_orderdate) as o_year,
 			l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount) as volume,
 			n2.n_name as nation
 		from
 			tpch.part,
 			tpch.supplier,
 			tpch.lineitem,
 			tpch.orders,
 			tpch.customer,
 			tpch.nation n1,
 			tpch.nation n2,
 			tpch.region
 		where
 			p_partkey = l_partkey
 			and s_suppkey = l_suppkey
 			and l_orderkey = o_orderkey
 			and o_custkey = c_custkey
 			and c_nationkey = n1.n_nationkey
 			and n1.n_regionkey = r_regionkey
 			and r_name = ':2'
 			and s_nationkey = n2.n_nationkey
 			and o_orderdate between date '1995-01-01' and date '1996-12-31'
 			and p_type = ':3'
 	) as all_nations
 group by
 	o_year
 order by
 	o_year;
 --end q08
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/9.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/9.sql
@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
 --begin q09
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Product Type Profit Measure Query (Q9)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	nation,
 	o_year,
 	sum(amount) as sum_profit
 from
 	(
 		select
 			n_name as nation,
 			extract(year from o_orderdate) as o_year,
 			l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount) - ps_supplycost * l_quantity as amount
 		from
 			tpch.part,
 			tpch.supplier,
 			tpch.lineitem,
 			tpch.partsupp,
 			tpch.orders,
 			tpch.nation
 		where
 			s_suppkey = l_suppkey
 			and ps_suppkey = l_suppkey
 			and ps_partkey = l_partkey
 			and p_partkey = l_partkey
 			and o_orderkey = l_orderkey
 			and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 			and p_name like '%:1%'
 	) as profit
 group by
 	nation,
 	o_year
 order by
 	nation,
 	o_year desc;
 --end q09
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/1.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/1.sql
@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
 select
 	l_returnflag,
 	l_linestatus,
 	sum(l_quantity) as sum_qty,
 	sum(l_extendedprice) as sum_base_price,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as sum_disc_price,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount) * (1 + l_tax)) as sum_charge,
 	avg(l_quantity) as avg_qty,
 	avg(l_extendedprice) as avg_price,
 	avg(l_discount) as avg_disc,
 	count(*) as count_order
 from
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	l_shipdate <= '1998-12-01'::timestamp - '90 day'::interval
 group by
 	l_returnflag,
 	l_linestatus
 order by
 	l_returnflag,
 	l_linestatus;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/10.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/10.sql
@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
 select
 	c_custkey,
 	c_name,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as revenue,
 	c_acctbal,
 	n_name,
 	c_address,
 	c_phone,
 	c_comment
 from
 	tpch.customer,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	c_custkey = o_custkey
 	and l_orderkey = o_orderkey
 	and o_orderdate >= ':1'::timestamp
 	and o_orderdate < ':1'::timestamp + '3 month'::interval
 	and l_returnflag = 'R'
 	and c_nationkey = n_nationkey
 group by
 	c_custkey,
 	c_name,
 	c_acctbal,
 	c_phone,
 	n_name,
 	c_address,
 	c_comment
 order by
 	revenue desc;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/11.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/11.sql
@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
 select
 	ps_partkey,
 	sum(ps_supplycost * ps_availqty) as value
 from
 	tpch.partsupp,
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	ps_suppkey = s_suppkey
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_name = ':1'
 group by
 	ps_partkey having
 		sum(ps_supplycost * ps_availqty) > (
 			select
 				sum(ps_supplycost * ps_availqty) * :2
 			from
 				tpch.partsupp,
 				tpch.supplier,
 				tpch.nation
 			where
 				ps_suppkey = s_suppkey
 				and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 				and n_name = ':1'
 		)
 order by
 	value desc;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/12.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/12.sql
@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
 select
 	l_shipmode,
 	sum(case
 		when o_orderpriority = '1-URGENT'
 			or o_orderpriority = '2-HIGH'
 			then 1
 		else 0
 	end) as high_line_count,
 	sum(case
 		when o_orderpriority <> '1-URGENT'
 			and o_orderpriority <> '2-HIGH'
 			then 1
 		else 0
 	end) as low_line_count
 from
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	o_orderkey = l_orderkey
 	and l_shipmode in (':1', ':2')
 	and l_commitdate < l_receiptdate
 	and l_shipdate < l_commitdate
 	and l_receiptdate >= ':3'::timestamp
 	and l_receiptdate < ':3'::timestamp + '1 year'::interval
 group by
 	l_shipmode
 order by
 	l_shipmode;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/13.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/13.sql
@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
 select
 	c_count,
 	count(*) as custdist
 from
 	(
 		select
 			c_custkey,
 			count(o_orderkey)
 		from
 			tpch.customer left outer join tpch.orders on
 				c_custkey = o_custkey
 				and o_comment not like '%:1%:2%'
 		group by
 			c_custkey
 	) as c_orders (c_custkey, c_count)
 group by
 	c_count
 order by
 	custdist desc,
 	c_count desc;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/14.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/14.sql
@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
 select
 	100.00 * sum(case
 		when p_type like 'PROMO%'
 			then l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)
 		else 0
 	end) / sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as promo_revenue
 from
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	l_partkey = p_partkey
 	and l_shipdate >= ':1'::timestamp
 	and l_shipdate < ':1'::timestamp + '1 month'::interval;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/15.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/15.sql
@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
 create view tpch.revenue:s as
 	select
 		l_suppkey as supplier_no,
 		sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as total_revenue
 	from
 		tpch.lineitem
 	where
 		l_shipdate >= ':1'::timestamp
 		and l_shipdate < ':1'::timestamp + '3 month'::interval
 	group by
 		l_suppkey;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/16.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/16.sql
@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
 select
 	p_brand,
 	p_type,
 	p_size,
 	count(distinct ps_suppkey) as supplier_cnt
 from
 	tpch.partsupp,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	p_partkey = ps_partkey
 	and p_brand <> ':1'
 	and p_type not like ':2%'
 	and p_size in (:3, :4, :5, :6, :7, :8, :9, :10)
 	and ps_suppkey not in (
 		select
 			s_suppkey
 		from
 			tpch.supplier
 		where
 			s_comment like '%Customer%Complaints%'
 	)
 group by
 	p_brand,
 	p_type,
 	p_size
 order by
 	supplier_cnt desc,
 	p_brand,
 	p_type,
 	p_size;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/17.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/17.sql
@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
 select
 	sum(l_extendedprice) / 7.0 as avg_yearly
 from
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	p_partkey = l_partkey
 	and p_brand = ':1'
 	and p_container = ':2'
 	and l_quantity < (
 		select
 			0.2 * avg(l_quantity)
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem
 		where
 			l_partkey = p_partkey
 	);
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/18.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/18.sql
@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
 select
 	c_name,
 	c_custkey,
 	o_orderkey,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_totalprice,
 	sum(l_quantity)
 from
 	tpch.customer,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	o_orderkey in (
 		select
 			l_orderkey
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem
 		group by
 			l_orderkey having
 				sum(l_quantity) > :1
 	)
 	and c_custkey = o_custkey
 	and o_orderkey = l_orderkey
 group by
 	c_name,
 	c_custkey,
 	o_orderkey,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_totalprice
 order by
 	o_totalprice desc,
 	o_orderdate;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/19.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/19.sql
@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
 select
 	sum(l_extendedprice* (1 - l_discount)) as revenue
 from
 	tpch.lineitem,
 	tpch.part
 where
 	(
 		p_partkey = l_partkey
 		and p_brand = ':1'
 		and p_container in ('SM CASE', 'SM BOX', 'SM PACK', 'SM PKG')
 		and l_quantity >= :4 and l_quantity <= :4 + 10
 		and p_size between 1 and 5
 		and l_shipmode in ('AIR', 'AIR REG')
 		and l_shipinstruct = 'DELIVER IN PERSON'
 	)
 	or
 	(
 		p_partkey = l_partkey
 		and p_brand = ':2'
 		and p_container in ('MED BAG', 'MED BOX', 'MED PKG', 'MED PACK')
 		and l_quantity >= :5 and l_quantity <= :5 + 10
 		and p_size between 1 and 10
 		and l_shipmode in ('AIR', 'AIR REG')
 		and l_shipinstruct = 'DELIVER IN PERSON'
 	)
 	or
 	(
 		p_partkey = l_partkey
 		and p_brand = ':3'
 		and p_container in ('LG CASE', 'LG BOX', 'LG PACK', 'LG PKG')
 		and l_quantity >= :6 and l_quantity <= :6 + 10
 		and p_size between 1 and 15
 		and l_shipmode in ('AIR', 'AIR REG')
 		and l_shipinstruct = 'DELIVER IN PERSON'
 	);
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/2.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/2.sql
@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
 select
 	s_acctbal,
 	s_name,
 	n_name,
 	p_partkey,
 	p_mfgr,
 	s_address,
 	s_phone,
 	s_comment
 from
 	tpch.part,
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.partsupp,
 	tpch.nation,
 	tpch.region
 where
 	p_partkey = ps_partkey
 	and s_suppkey = ps_suppkey
 	and p_size = :1
 	and p_type like '%:2'
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_regionkey = r_regionkey
 	and r_name = ':3'
 	and ps_supplycost = (
 		select
 			min(ps_supplycost)
 		from
 			tpch.partsupp,
 			tpch.supplier,
 			tpch.nation,
 			tpch.region
 		where
 			p_partkey = ps_partkey
 			and s_suppkey = ps_suppkey
 			and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 			and n_regionkey = r_regionkey
 			and r_name = ':3'
 	)
 order by
 	s_acctbal desc,
 	n_name,
 	s_name,
 	p_partkey;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/20.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/20.sql
@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
 select
 	s_name,
 	s_address
 from
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	s_suppkey in (
 		select
 			ps_suppkey
 		from
 			tpch.partsupp
 		where
 			ps_partkey in (
 				select
 					p_partkey
 				from
 					tpch.part
 				where
 					p_name like ':1%'
 			)
 			and ps_availqty > (
 				select
 					0.5 * sum(l_quantity)
 				from
 					tpch.lineitem
 				where
 					l_partkey = ps_partkey
 					and l_suppkey = ps_suppkey
 					and l_shipdate >= ':2'::timestamp
 					and l_shipdate < ':2'::timestamp + '1 year'::interval
 			)
 	)
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_name = ':3'
 order by
 	s_name;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/21.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/21.sql
@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
 --begin q21
 -- $ID$
 -- TPC-H/TPC-R Suppliers Who Kept Orders Waiting Query (Q21)
 -- Functional Query Definition
 -- Approved February 1998
 :x
 :o
 select
 	s_name,
 	count(*) as numwait
 from
 	tpch.supplier,
 	tpch.lineitem l1,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.nation
 where
 	s_suppkey = l1.l_suppkey
 	and o_orderkey = l1.l_orderkey
 	and o_orderstatus = 'F'
 	and l1.l_receiptdate > l1.l_commitdate
 	and exists (
 		select
 			*
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem l2
 		where
 			l2.l_orderkey = l1.l_orderkey
 			and l2.l_suppkey <> l1.l_suppkey
 	)
 	and not exists (
 		select
 			*
 		from
 			tpch.lineitem l3
 		where
 			l3.l_orderkey = l1.l_orderkey
 			and l3.l_suppkey <> l1.l_suppkey
 			and l3.l_receiptdate > l3.l_commitdate
 	)
 	and s_nationkey = n_nationkey
 	and n_name = ':1'
 group by
 	s_name
 order by
 	numwait desc,
 	s_name;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/22.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/22.sql
@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
 select
 	cntrycode,
 	count(*) as numcust,
 	sum(c_acctbal) as totacctbal
 from
 	(
 		select
 			substring(c_phone from 1 for 2) as cntrycode,
 			c_acctbal
 		from
 			tpch.customer
 		where
 			substring(c_phone from 1 for 2) in
 				(':1', ':2', ':3', ':4', ':5', ':6', ':7')
 			and c_acctbal > (
 				select
 					avg(c_acctbal)
 				from
 					tpch.customer
 				where
 					c_acctbal > 0.00
 					and substring(c_phone from 1 for 2) in
 						(':1', ':2', ':3', ':4', ':5', ':6', ':7')
 			)
 			and c_custkey not in (
 				select
 					o_custkey
 				from
 					tpch.orders
 			)
 	) as custsale
 group by
 	cntrycode
 order by
 	cntrycode;
--- a/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/3.sql
+++ b/tpch/00_compile_tpch/dbgen/queries/cratedb/3.sql
@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
 select
 	l_orderkey,
 	sum(l_extendedprice * (1 - l_discount)) as revenue,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_shippriority
 from
 	tpch.customer,
 	tpch.orders,
 	tpch.lineitem
 where
 	c_mktsegment = ':1'
 	and c_custkey = o_custkey
 	and l_orderkey = o_orderkey
 	and o_orderdate < ':2'::timestamp
 	and l_shipdate > ':2'::timestamp
 group by
 	l_orderkey,
 	o_orderdate,
 	o_shippriority
 order by
 	revenue desc,
 	o_orderdate;
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							`s_suppkey \|s_name \|s_address \|s_phone \|total_revenue`
							`8449\|Supplier#000008449 \|Wp34zim9qYFbVctdW \|20-469-856-8873\|1772627.21`