grib2fdb5

Inserts data into the FDB, creating new databases if needed.

Note that the interface is designed to be the same as the older grib2fdb tool for use with fdb4.

Usage

grib2fdb5 [-c class] [-e expver] [-T type] [-s stream] [-f file]

Options

-c	Check that the class of the supplied data matches
-e	Check that the expver of the supplied data matches
-T	Check that the type of the supplied data matches
-s	Check that the stream of the supplied data matches
-f	The grib file to archive
--config=string	FDB configuration filename

Example 1

You may pass multiple grib files. The tool will insert them sequentially.

% grib2fdb5 -f data.grib
Processing data.grib
Key {}
FDB archive 12 fields, size 37.5412 Mbytes, in 0.08579 second (437.584 Mbytes per second)
fdb::service::archive: 0.085856 second elapsed, 0.085854 second cpu

Example 2

Check that the supplied keys match

% grib2fdb5 -c rd -e xxxx -T an -s oper -f data.grib
Processing data.grib
Key {class=rd,expver=xxxx,type=an,stream=oper}
FDB archive 12 fields, size 37.5412 Mbytes, in 0.086995 second (431.518 Mbytes per second)
fdb::service::archive: 0.087076 second elapsed, 0.087075 second cpu