Add a very basic consistency check script.

Utils/Dataflow/run/data4es-consistency-check

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+#!/bin/bash -l
+
+DEBUG=
+
+base_dir=$( cd "$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")"; pwd)
+
+# Directories with configuration files
+[ -n "$DATA4ES_CONSISTENCY_CONFIG_PATH" ] && \
+    CONFIG_PATH="$DATA4ES_CONSISTENCY_CONFIG_PATH" || \
+    CONFIG_PATH="${base_dir}/../config:${base_dir}/../../Elasticsearch/config"
+
+# Find configuration file in $CONFIG_PATH
+get_config() {
+  [ -z "$1" ] && echo "get_config(): no arguments passed." && return 1
+  dirs=$CONFIG_PATH
+  while [ -n "$dirs" ]; do
+    dir=${dirs%%:*}
+    [ "$dirs" = "$dir" ] && \
+        dirs='' || \
+        dirs="${dirs#*:}"
+    [ -f "${dir}/${1}" ] && readlink -f "${dir}/${1}" && return 0
+  done
+}
+
+# Oracle
+cfg009=`get_config "consistency009.cfg"`
+cmd_009="$base_dir/../009_oracleConnector/Oracle2JSON.py --config $cfg009"
+
+# ES
+cfg_es=`get_config "es"`
+cmd_069="$base_dir/../069_upload2es/consistency.py -m s --conf $cfg_es"
+
+[ -n "$DEBUG" ] &&
+  err009="009.err" ||
+    err009=/dev/null
+
+$cmd_009 2>"$err009" | $cmd_069