cbsqlitedump
A utility for dumping SQLite files generated by cbbackupmgr
SYNOPSIS
cbsqlitedump [--version] [--help] [--file <path>] [--directory <path>]
[--info-only] [--bykey] [--byseq] [--no-body] [--no-meta] [--json]
OPTIONS
- --version
-
Prints the cbsqlitedump suite version that the cbsqlitedump program came from.
- -h,--help
-
Prints the synopsis and usage instructions for the command.
- -f,--file <path>
-
Specify the file to be dumped.
- -d,--directory <path>
-
Specify the path to the directory to be dumped.
- --info-only
-
Displays only information of the specified file, no documents will be dumped.
- --bykey
-
Sorts per table output by key. If a whole directory is dumped the output of each table will be sorted by key.
- --byseq
-
Sorts per table output by sequence number. If a whole directory is dumped the output of each table will be sorted by sequence number.
- --no-meta
-
Do not return any of the documents metadata.
- --no-xattrs
-
Do not return any of the documents extended attributes.
- --no-value
-
Do not return the documents value.
- --hex-meta
-
Return the metadata encoded in hex.
- --hex-xattrs
-
Return the extended attributes encoded in hex.
- --hex-value
-
Return the value encoded in hex.
- -j,--json
-
The output will be in JSON format.
FORMATS
The default format resembles the output of the forestdb_dump tool. A dumped file will look like:
Key: pymc0
Deleted: false
Size: 5B (key), 29B (meta), 10B (value)
Meta: {"flags":0,"expiry":0,"locktime":0,"cas":1564654245015781376,"revseqno":1,"datatype":0}
Value:
00000000 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 |0000000000|
If the json format is chosen it will look like:
{"key":"pymc0","value":"0000000000","meta":{"flags":0,"expiry":0,"locktime":0,"cas":1564654245015781376,"revseqno":1,"datatype":0},"deleted":false}