fdb where ========= Print the location of FDB5 database. The output format of this tool is stable when used with --porcelain. Usage ----- ``fdb where [options] [request1] [request2] ...`` Options ------- +----------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ``--porcelain`` | Streamlined and stable output for input into other tools | +----------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ``--ignore-errors`` | Ignore errors (report them as warnings) and continue processing wherever possible | +----------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ``--raw`` | | Don't apply (contextual) expansion and checking on requests. | | | | Keys and values passed must match those used internally to the FDB exactly. | | | | This prevents the use of named parameters (such as t rather than param=130), dates (such as date=-1), or similar. | +----------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ``--minimum-keys`` | | Default is class,expver | | | | Define the minimum set of keys that must be specified. This prevents inadvertently exploring the entire FDB. | +----------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ``--all`` | (Debug and testing only) Visit all FDB databases | +----------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ``--config=string`` | FDB configuration filename | +----------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Example ------- Given a MARS request, find the location of the given FDB database. :: % fdb where class=od,expver=0001,stream=oper,date=20151004,time=1200,domain=g /data/fdb/od:0001:oper:20151004:1200:g