Man page - tcamgr(1)
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NAME
tcamgr - the command line utility of the abstract database API
DESCRIPTION
The command ‘ tcamgr ’ is a utility for test and debugging of the abstract database API and its applications. ‘ name ’ specifies the name of a database. ‘ key ’ specifies the key of a record. ‘ value ’ specifies the value of a record. ‘ params ’ specifies the tuning parameters. ‘ func ’ specifies the name of a function. ‘ arg ’ specifies the arguments of the function. ‘ dest ’ specifies the path of the destination file.
tcamgr create name
Create a database file.
tcamgr inform name
Print miscellaneous information to the standard output.
tcamgr put [ -sx ] [ -sep chr ] [ -dk | -dc | -dai | -dad ] name key value
Store a record.
tcamgr out [ -sx ] [ -sep chr ] name key
Remove a record.
tcamgr get [ -sx ] [ -sep chr ] [ -px ] [ -pz ] name key
Print the value of a record.
tcamgr list [ -sep chr ] [ -m num ] [ -pv ] [ -px ] [ -fm str ] name
Print keys of all records, separated by line feeds.
tcamgr optimize name params
Optimize a database file.
tcamgr misc [ -sx ] [ -sep chr ] [ -px ] name func [ arg ... ]
Call a versatile function for miscellaneous operations.
tcamgr map [ -fm str ] name dest
Map records into another B+ tree database.
tcamgr version
Print the version information of Tokyo Cabinet.
Options feature the following.
-sx
:
the input data is evaluated as a hexadecimal data string.
-sep
chr
: specify the separator of the input
data.
-dk
: use the function ‘tcadbputkeep’
instead of ‘tcadbput’.
-dc
: use the function ‘tcadbputcat’ instead
of ‘tcadbput’.
-dai
: use the function ‘tcadbaddint’
instead of ‘tcadbput’.
-dad
: use the function ‘tcadbadddouble’
instead of ‘tcadbput’.
-px
: the output data is converted into a hexadecimal
data string.
-pz
: do not append line feed at the end of the output.
-m
num
: specify the maximum number of the
output.
-pv
: print values of records also.
-fm
str
: specify the prefix of keys.
This command returns 0 on success, another on failure.
SEE ALSO
tcatest (1), tcamttest (1), tcadb (3), tokyocabinet (3)