fdb patch#

Description#

Rearchive the FDB corresponding to a given request into another, whilst modifying the class or expver elements of the database key. Note that this copies all of the data.

Usage#

fdb patch [options] [request1]

Options#

At least one of class or expver is required is required

--expver=string

Specifies the new class to use for the copied data

--class=string

Specifies the new experiment version to use for the copied data

--ignore-errors

Ignore errors (report them as warnings) and continue processing wherever possible

--raw
Don’t apply (contextual) expansion and checking on requests. This prevents the use of named parameters
(such as t rather than param=130), dates (such as date=-1), or similar. Keys and values passed must match those
used internally to the FDB exactly.

--minimum-keys

Default is class,expver Define the minimum set of keys that must be specified. Prevents inadvertently exploring and copying the entire FDB.

--all

(Debug and testing only) Visit all FDB databases

--config=string

FDB configuration filename.

Example#

You may pass a partial request (as a key) that will list all the field in the FDB that match that key.

Note that this is a global search through all the databases of the FDB that match this key.

% fdb patch --expver=xxxz class=rd,expver=xxxx,stream=oper,date=20160907,time=1200/0000,domain=g
Compress handle: 0.0001 second elapsed, 0.0001 second cpu
FDB archive 12 fields, size 37.5412 Mbytes, in 0.279314 second (134.403 Mbytes per second)
fdb::service::archive: 0.279343 second elapsed, 0.090249 second cpu

Summary
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12 fields (37.5412 Mbytes) copied to {expver=xxxz}
Rates: 114.971 Mbytes per second, 36.7503 fields/s
fdb patch: 0.946881 second elapsed, 0.159061 second cpu
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