Error: identifier "str_gather" is undefined

[krunalpuri]

Hi,

I am using centos 6.5 and when I tried to run the make file it showed me this error:

bison.y(1481): error: identifier "str_gather" is undefined

bison.y(1513): error: identifier "str_gather" is undefined

2 errors detected in the compilation of "/tmp/tmpxft_00002db1_00000000-6_bison.cpp1.ii".
make: *** [bison.o] Error 2

Please help!!

[antonmks]

Ok, I fixed it.

[krunalpuri]

Thanks antonmks, it worked.
But now I am getting another error while running the script " load_orders.sql":
./load_orders.sql: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token (' ./load_orders.sql: line 1:A:= LOAD 'orders.tbl' USING ('|') AS (o_orderkey{1}:int, o_custkey{2}:int, o_orderdate{5}:int, o_orderpriority{6}:varchar(15), o_shippriority{8}:int);'

[antonmks]

Are you running it like this ?
./alenka load_orders.sql

[krunalpuri]

Okay I tried to run using ./alenka load_orders.sql but it shows a message:
Coudn't open data dictionary
LOAD: A orders.tbl 5 |
STORE: A orders
(Fatal) Could not open file orders.tbl

[antonmks]

This is just a warning message. You should wait until it loads the data, it
is not frozen.

On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 11:33 AM, Krunal notifications@github.com wrote:

Okay I tried to run using ./alenka load_orders.sql but now its frozen and
shows a message:
Coudn't open data dictionary

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[krunalpuri]

Sorry,I updated the comment a bit later.
It showed this message after few minutes:
Coudn't open data dictionary
LOAD: A orders.tbl 5 |
STORE: A orders
(Fatal) Could not open file orders.tbl

[antonmks]

You need to have the data files. Read TPC-H specifications on how to create
them if this is what you want to run.

On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 11:40 AM, Krunal notifications@github.com wrote:

Sorry,I updated the comment a bit later.
It showed this message after few minutes:

Coudn't open data dictionary
LOAD: A orders.tbl 5 |
STORE: A orders
(Fatal) Could not open file orders.tbl

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[krunalpuri]

Sure , Thanks you very much