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Data Validation

  • For a given table in the ipld-eth-db schema, we know the number of columns to be expected in each row in the data dump:

    Table Expected columns
    public.nodes 5
    public.blocks 3
    eth.header_cids 16
    eth.state_cids 8
    eth.storage_cids 9

Find Bad Data

  • Run the following command to find any rows having unexpected number of columns:

    ./scripts/find-bad-rows.sh -i <input-file> -c <expected-columns> -o [output-file] -d [include-data]
    • input-file -i: Input data file path

    • expected-columns -c: Expected number of columns in each row of the input file

    • output-file -o: Output destination file path (default: STDOUT)

    • include-data -d: Whether to include the data row in the output (true | false) (default: false)

    • The output is of format: row number, number of columns, the data row

      Eg:

      ./scripts/find-bad-rows.sh -i eth.state_cids.csv -c 8 -o res.txt -d true

      Output:

      1 9 1500000,xxxxxxxx,0x83952d392f9b0059eea94b10d1a095eefb1943ea91595a16c6698757127d4e1c,,baglacgzasvqcntdahkxhufdnkm7a22s2eetj6mx6nzkarwxtkvy4x3bubdgq,\x0f,0,f,/blocks/,DMQJKYBGZRQDVLT2CRWVGPQNNJNCCJU7GL7G4VAI3LZVK4OL5Q2ARTI
      

      Eg:

      ./scripts/find-bad-rows.sh -i public.nodes.csv -c 5 -o res.txt -d true
      ./scripts/find-bad-rows.sh -i public.blocks.csv -c 3 -o res.txt -d true
      ./scripts/find-bad-rows.sh -i eth.header_cids.csv -c 16 -o res.txt -d true
      ./scripts/find-bad-rows.sh -i eth.state_cids.csv -c 8 -o res.txt -d true
      ./scripts/find-bad-rows.sh -i eth.storage_cids.csv -c 9 -o res.txt -d true

Data Cleanup

  • In case of column count mismatch, data from file mode dumps can't be imported readily into ipld-eth-db.

Filter Bad Data

  • Run the following command to filter out rows having unexpected number of columns:

    ./scripts/filter-bad-rows.sh -i <input-file> -c <expected-columns> -o <output-file>
    • input-file -i: Input data file path

    • expected-columns -c: Expected number of columns in each row of the input file

    • output-file -o: Output destination file path

      Eg:

      ./scripts/filter-bad-rows.sh -i public.nodes.csv -c 5 -o cleaned-public.nodes.csv
      ./scripts/filter-bad-rows.sh -i public.blocks.csv -c 3 -o cleaned-public.blocks.csv
      ./scripts/filter-bad-rows.sh -i eth.header_cids.csv -c 16 -o cleaned-eth.header_cids.csv
      ./scripts/filter-bad-rows.sh -i eth.state_cids.csv -c 8 -o cleaned-eth.state_cids.csv
      ./scripts/filter-bad-rows.sh -i eth.storage_cids.csv -c 9 -o cleaned-eth.storage_cids.csv