   1. The directory where you have unzipped SampleLoader.zip, call it SAMPLE_HOME directory.

   2. Setup Oracle NoSQL DB by following QuickStart guide: 
		http://docs.oracle.com/cd/NOSQL/html/quickstart.html

   3. Change directory to SAMPLE_HOME/data

   4. This is where you can find the data file which has ~10K tweeter feeds (airline_tweets_search-03-01-2012-082206.xml) and JAR file (onlh.jar) which we will use to run the loader.

   5. To checkout the usage simply run:
	-For Linux Environment
        	$java -cp $SAMPLE_HOME/bin/loader.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader
	-For Windows Environment
		$java -cp %SAMPLE_HOME%/bin/loader.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader

   6. To load the content of tweeter feed into the store run this command:
        -For Linux Environment
		$java -cp $SAMPLE_HOME/bin/loader.jar;$SAMPLE_HOME/lib/kvclient.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader -i $SAMPLE_HOME/data/airline_tweets_search-03-01-2012-082206.xml -m "US <userID> " -n "<userName>" -v "<userName> <userID>" -d "|" -t xml
	-For Windows Environment
		$java -cp %SAMPLE_HOME%/bin/loader.jar;%SAMPLE_HOME%/lib/kvclient.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader -i %SAMPLE_HOME%/data/airline_tweets_search-03-01-2012-082206.xml -m "US <userID> " -n "<userName>" -v "<userName> <userID>" -d "|" -t xml
          
   7. To view the keys, run this command:
	-For Linux Environment
        	$java -cp $SAMPLE_HOME/bin/loader.jar;$SAMPLE_HOME/lib/kvclient.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader -k
	-For Windows Environment
		$java -cp %SAMPLE_HOME%/bin/loader.jar;%SAMPLE_HOME%/lib/kvclient.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader -k

   8. To delete the keys run this command:
          -For Linux Environment
        	$java -cp $SAMPLE_HOME/bin/loader.jar;$SAMPLE_HOME/lib/kvclient.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader -c
	-For Windows Environment
		$java -cp %SAMPLE_HOME%/bin/loader.jar;%SAMPLE_HOME%/lib/kvclient.jar oracle.kv.sample.Loader -c