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.TH arangob 1 "23 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.TH arangob 1 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
arangob - the ArangoDB benchmark and test tool
.SH SYNOPSIS
@ -9,46 +9,7 @@ ArangoDB database. It can be used for benchmarks or server function
testing. It supports parallel querying and batch requests.
.SH OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--batch-size <int32>"
number of operations to send per batch (use 0 to disable batching) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to use in test (only relevant for tests that invoke collections) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--concurrency <int32>"
number of parallel threads that will issue requests (default is 1 thread) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--requests <int32>"
total number of requests to perform ENDOPTION
OPTION "--test-case <string>"
name of test case to perform (possible values: version, document, collection,
import-document, hash, skiplist, edge, shapes, shapes-append, random-shapes, crud,
crud-append, crud-write-read, aqltrx, counttrx, multitrx, multi-collection, aqlinsert, aqlv8) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--complexity <int32>"
complexity value for test case (meaning depends on test case) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connecting (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE arangob
starts arangob with the default user and server endpoint ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE arangob --test-case version --requests 1000 --concurrency 1
runs the 'version' test case with 1000 requests, without concurrency ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE arangob --test-case document --requests 1000 --concurrency 2
runs the 'document' test case with 2000 requests, with concurrency 2 ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE arangob --test-case document --requests 1000 --concurrency 2 --async true
runs the 'document' test case with 2000 requests, with concurrency 2, with async requests ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE arangob --test-case document --requests 1000 --concurrency 2 --batch-size 10
runs the 'document' test case with 2000 requests, with concurrency 2, using batch requests ENDEXAMPLE
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH arangodump 1 "23 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.TH arangodump 1 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
arangodump - a tool to create logical dumps of an ArangoDB database
.SH SYNOPSIS
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The dumped files can be re-stored in an ArangoDB database using the
arangorestore tool.
.SH OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The arangodump binary has many options that can be used to control its
behavior. For a complete list of options, please refer to the
ArangoDB online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to dump (can be specified multiple times). This can be
used to restrict the dump to certain collections only. If not specified,
all collections will be dumped ENDOPTION
OPTION "--dump-data <bool>"
when set to "true" will dump the data (documents) of the collection ENDOPTION
OPTION "--include-system-collections <bool>"
when set to "true" will also dump system collections, otherwise they will be excluded ENDOPTION
OPTION "--output-directory <string>"
directory in which all dump files will be created. If the directory already exists,
arangodump will refuse to work unless started with option "--overwrite true" ENDOPTION
OPTION "--overwrite <bool>"
when set to "true", will overwrite any files in an existing output directory ENDOPTION
OPTION "--progress <bool>"
when set to "true", will display progress information ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH arangoimp 1 "23 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.TH arangoimp 1 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
arangoimp - a bulk importer for the ArangoDB database
.SH SYNOPSIS
@ -10,45 +10,9 @@ format with column headlines, or in JSON format. If JSON format is used,
each line in the input file must contain exactly one JSON document with
the attribute name/value pairs to import.
.SH OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The arangoimp binary has many options that can be used to control its
behavior. For a complete list of options, please refer to the
ArangoDB online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--batch-size <uint64>"
maximum size of data batches that are sent to the server ENDOPTION
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to import into ENDOPTION
OPTION "--create-collection <bool>"
set to "true" if collection should be created by the import ENDOPTION
OPTION "--file <string>"
input file with the data to import ENDOPTION
OPTION "--overwrite <bool>"
set to "true" to remove all data from the collection prior to the import ENDOPTION
OPTION "--quote <string>"
optional quote character to be used ENDOPTION
OPTION "--separator <string>"
separator character or string to be used. the default value is "," ENDOPTION
OPTION "--type <string>"
set to "json", "tsv" or "csv", depending on the input file format ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE arangoimp --file heroes.json --type json --collection superheroes --create-collection true
imports JSON data from file heroes.json into collection superhoeres. creates the collection if it does not exist ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE arangoimp --file export.csv --type csv --collection mydata
imports CSV data from export.csv into existing collection mydata ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE arangoimp --file values.json --collection mydata --server.endpoint tcp://127.0.0.1:8529 --server.database mydb
imports JSON data from file values.json into collection mydata, using a different server endpoint and database ENDEXAMPLE
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH arangorestore 1 "23 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
arangorestore SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
.TH arangorestore 1 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
arangorestore - a data restore tool for the ArangoDB database
.SH SYNOPSIS
arangorestore [options]
.SH DESCRIPTION
The arangorestore binary can be used to restore data from logical dumps created
with the arangodump tool.
ArangoDB database. Input data be present in the input file in either CSV
format with column headlines, or in JSON format. If JSON format is used,
each line in the input file must contain exactly one JSON document with
the attribute name/value pairs to import.
The arangorestore binary can be used to restore data from logical dumps
created with the arangodump tool. Input data be present in the input
file in either CSV format with column headlines, or in JSON format. If
JSON format is used, each line in the input file must contain exactly
one JSON document with the attribute name/value pairs to import.
.SH OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to restore (can be specified multiple times). This can be
used to restrict the restore operation to certain collections only. If not
specified, all collections from the "--input-directory" will be restored ENDOPTION
OPTION "--create-collection <bool>"
set to "true" if collections should be created ENDOPTION
OPTION "--import-data <bool>"
when set to "true" will restore the data (documents) of the collection ENDOPTION
OPTION "--include-system-collections <bool>"
when set to "true" will also restore system collections, otherwise they will be
excluded ENDOPTION
OPTION "--input-directory <string>"
input directory in which to look for dump files. ENDOPTION
OPTION "--overwrite <bool>"
when set to "true", will drop an existing collection before re-creating it ENDOPTION
OPTION "--progress <bool>"
when set to "true", will display progress information ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH arangosh 1 "23 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.TH arangosh 1 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
arangosh - the ArangoDB shell
.SH SYNOPSIS
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is established, it can be used to execute actions on the server.
.SH OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The most important startup options are:
.IP "--audit-log <string>"
log input and output to audit log file <string>
.IP "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string>
.IP "--log.level <string>"
set the log level (possible values: "fatal", "error", "warning", "info", "debug", "trace")
.IP "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port
.IP "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system")
.IP "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root")
.IP "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt
.IP "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server
.SH EXAMPLES
.nf
shell> arangosh
.fi
starts arangosh with the default user and server endpoint
.nf
shell> arangosh --server.username fuchsia
.fi
starts arangosh with a specific user. Password prompt will follow if --server.disable-authentication is true.
.nf
shell> arangosh --server.username fuchsia --server.password "abcd@34"
.fi
starts arangosh with a specific user and password given on command line
.nf
shell> arangosh --server.endpoint tcp://192.168.173.13:8529
.fi
starts arangosh connecting to a specific server
.nf
shell> arangosh --server.endpoint ssl://192.168.173.13:8530
.fi
starts arangosh connecting to a specific server using an SSL connection
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
.TH arango-dfdb 8 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
COMMAND - a datafile debugger for ArangoDB
arango-dfdb - a datafile debugger for ArangoDB
.SH SYNOPSIS
COMMAND options
arango-dfdb options
.SH DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND binary can be used to verify the datafiles of an
ArangoDB database server. The script must be run with exclusive
access to the server's data directory, meaning the ArangoDB
server must not be running and accessing the datafiles in the
specified data directory.
More specific instructions are displayed when the program is invoked.
The arango-dfdb binary can be used to verify the datafiles of an
ArangoDB database server. The script must be run with exclusive access
to the server's data directory, meaning the ArangoDB server must not
be running and accessing the datafiles in the specified data
directory.
.SH OPTIONS
OPTION "--database.directory <string>"
path to the database directory ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE COMMAND --database.directory /data/arangodb
starts the debugger with database directory /data/arangodb ENDEXAMPLE
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright triAGENS GmbH, Cologne, Germany
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
.TH arangod 8 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
COMMAND - the ArangoDB database server
arangod - the ArangoDB database server
.SH SYNOPSIS
COMMAND [options] database-directory
arangod [options] database-directory
.SH DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND binary can be used to start the ArangoDB database
server. By default, the server will run in a mode that allows
clients to connect to it via the network. The server also has
an emergency console mode that can be used for any sort of
maintenance operations. In the emergency console mode, the
server does not allow any clients to connect.
The server can be stopped gracefully at any time by pressing
CTRL-C or by sending the SIGINT signal to the process.
The arangod binary can be used to start the ArangoDB database
server. By default, the server will run in a mode that allows clients
to connect to it via the network. The server also has an emergency
console mode that can be used for any sort of maintenance
operations. In the emergency console mode, the server does not allow
any clients to connect. The server can be stopped gracefully at any
time by pressing CTRL-C or by sending the SIGINT signal to the
process.
.SH OPTIONS
The COMMAND binary has many options that can be used to control
its behavior.
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The arangod binary has many options that can be used to control its
behavior. For a complete list of options, please refer to the
ArangoDB online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--console"
do not start as server, start an emergency console instead ENDOPTION
OPTION "--log.file <string>"
log to file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--log.level <string>"
set the log level (possible values: "fatal", "error", "warning", "info", "debug", "trace") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
listen endpoint for client requests, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable authentication for all clients ENDOPTION
OPTION "--database.directory <string>"
path to the database directory ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE COMMAND /data/arangodb
starts the server with database directory /data/arangodb ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --database.directory /data/arangodb
same, but uses --database.directory option instead ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --log.level debug /data/arangodb
starts server with log level "debug" ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --server.endpoint tcp://127.0.0.1:8529 /data/arangodb
starts server listening on port 8529 of IP 127.0.0.1 ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --server.endpoint tcp://192.168.173.13:8529
--server.endpoint ssl://192.168.173.13:8530 /data/arangodb
starts server with two endpoints: port 8529 for unencrypted requests and 8530 for ssl-encrypted requests ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --console /data/arangodb
starts the emergency console ENDEXAMPLE
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright triAGENS GmbH, Cologne, Germany
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
.TH foxx-manager 8 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
COMMAND - a Foxx application manager for ArangoDB
foxx-manager - a Foxx application manager for ArangoDB
.SH SYNOPSIS
COMMAND options
foxx-manager options
.SH DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND binary can be used to manage Foxx applications in the
The foxx-manager binary can be used to manage Foxx applications in the
ArangoDB database server. Foxx applications can be installed and
uninstalled.
More specific instructions are displayed when the program is invoked.
.SH OPTIONS
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connecting (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE COMMAND search "foobar"
searches the central repository for an application "foobar"ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND update
updates the local repository with applications from the central repositoryENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND list
list all installed Foxx applicationsENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND install "hello-foxx" "/hello"
installs the "hello-foxx" application under the mount point "/hello"ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND uninstall "/hello"
uninstalls the application that is mounted under "/hello"ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND help
shows the help pageENDEXAMPLE
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright triAGENS GmbH, Cologne, Germany
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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.TH COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
.TH rcarangod 8 "24 Feb 2016" "3.0.0-devel" "ArangoDB"
.SH NAME
COMMAND - control script for the ArangoDB database server
rcarangod - control script for the ArangoDB database server
.SH SYNOPSIS
COMMAND start|stop
rcarangod start|stop
.SH DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND script controls the operation of the ArangoDB
database server daemon running on the system. The COMMAND script
is normally run at system boot time with the "start" argument, and
at system shutdown time with the "stop" argument.
It can also be invoked manually at any time to start or stop the
ArangoDB database server.
The rcarangod script controls the operation of the ArangoDB database
server daemon running on the system. The rcarangod script is normally
run at system boot time with the "start" argument, and at system
shutdown time with the "stop" argument. It can also be invoked
manually at any time to start or stop the ArangoDB database server.
.SH SEE ALSO
.BR arangod "(8), "
.SH AUTHOR
Copyright triAGENS GmbH, Cologne, Germany
Copyright ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany

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<COMMAND> <SECTION> "<DATE>" "<VERSION>" "ArangoDB"
NAME
<COMMAND> - the ArangoDB benchmark and test tool
<COMMAND> - the ArangoDB benchmark and test tool
SYNOPSIS
<COMMAND> [options]
<COMMAND> [options]
DESCRIPTION
The arangob binary can be used to issue test requests to the
ArangoDB database. It can be used for benchmarks or server function
testing. It supports parallel querying and batch requests.
The arangob binary can be used to issue test requests to the
ArangoDB database. It can be used for benchmarks or server function
testing. It supports parallel querying and batch requests.
OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--batch-size <int32>"
number of operations to send per batch (use 0 to disable batching) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to use in test (only relevant for tests that invoke collections) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--concurrency <int32>"
number of parallel threads that will issue requests (default is 1 thread) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--requests <int32>"
total number of requests to perform ENDOPTION
OPTION "--test-case <string>"
name of test case to perform (possible values: version, document, collection,
import-document, hash, skiplist, edge, shapes, shapes-append, random-shapes, crud,
crud-append, crud-write-read, aqltrx, counttrx, multitrx, multi-collection, aqlinsert, aqlv8) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--complexity <int32>"
complexity value for test case (meaning depends on test case) ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connecting (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE <COMMAND>
starts <COMMAND> with the default user and server endpoint ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE <COMMAND> --test-case version --requests 1000 --concurrency 1
runs the 'version' test case with 1000 requests, without concurrency ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE <COMMAND> --test-case document --requests 1000 --concurrency 2
runs the 'document' test case with 2000 requests, with concurrency 2 ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE <COMMAND> --test-case document --requests 1000 --concurrency 2 --async true
runs the 'document' test case with 2000 requests, with concurrency 2, with async requests ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE <COMMAND> --test-case document --requests 1000 --concurrency 2 --batch-size 10
runs the 'document' test case with 2000 requests, with concurrency 2, using batch requests ENDEXAMPLE
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<COMMAND> <SECTION> "<DATE>" "<VERSION>" "ArangoDB"
NAME
<COMMAND> - a tool to create logical dumps of an ArangoDB database
<COMMAND> - a tool to create logical dumps of an ArangoDB database
SYNOPSIS
<COMMAND> [options]
<COMMAND> [options]
DESCRIPTION
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to create logical dumps of collection
meta information and collection data (documents) of an ArangoDB database.
By default, all non-system collections of the specified ArangoDB database
will be dumped with structural information and data.
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to create logical dumps of collection
meta information and collection data (documents) of an ArangoDB database.
By default, all non-system collections of the specified ArangoDB database
will be dumped with structural information and data.
For each collection, a file named "<collection>.structure.json" will be
created with information about the collection. When data is also dumped,
an additional file "<collection>.data.json" will also be created.
All dump files will be placed in a directory, which will be created by
<COMMAND> when run. If the directory already exists, <COMMAND> will refuse to
work unless started with the option "--overwrite true".
For each collection, a file named "<collection>.structure.json" will be
created with information about the collection. When data is also dumped,
an additional file "<collection>.data.json" will also be created.
All dump files will be placed in a directory, which will be created by
<COMMAND> when run. If the directory already exists, <COMMAND> will refuse to
work unless started with the option "--overwrite true".
<COMMAND> will work on the specified database only. If no database name
is specified, <COMMAND> will work on the default database ("_system").
<COMMAND> will work on the specified database only. If no database name
is specified, <COMMAND> will work on the default database ("_system").
The dumped files can be re-stored in an ArangoDB database using the
arangorestore tool.
The dumped files can be re-stored in an ArangoDB database using the
arangorestore tool.
OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The <COMMAND> binary has many options that can be used to control its
behavior. For a complete list of options, please refer to the
ArangoDB online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to dump (can be specified multiple times). This can be
used to restrict the dump to certain collections only. If not specified,
all collections will be dumped ENDOPTION
OPTION "--dump-data <bool>"
when set to "true" will dump the data (documents) of the collection ENDOPTION
OPTION "--include-system-collections <bool>"
when set to "true" will also dump system collections, otherwise they will be excluded ENDOPTION
OPTION "--output-directory <string>"
directory in which all dump files will be created. If the directory already exists,
<COMMAND> will refuse to work unless started with option "--overwrite true" ENDOPTION
OPTION "--overwrite <bool>"
when set to "true", will overwrite any files in an existing output directory ENDOPTION
OPTION "--progress <bool>"
when set to "true", will display progress information ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
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<COMMAND> <SECTION> "<DATE>" "<VERSION>" "ArangoDB"
NAME
<COMMAND> - a bulk importer for the ArangoDB database
<COMMAND> - a bulk importer for the ArangoDB database
SYNOPSIS
<COMMAND> [options]
<COMMAND> [options]
DESCRIPTION
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to bulk import data from a file into the
ArangoDB database. Input data be present in the input file in either CSV
format with column headlines, or in JSON format. If JSON format is used,
each line in the input file must contain exactly one JSON document with
the attribute name/value pairs to import.
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to bulk import data from a file into the
ArangoDB database. Input data be present in the input file in either CSV
format with column headlines, or in JSON format. If JSON format is used,
each line in the input file must contain exactly one JSON document with
the attribute name/value pairs to import.
OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The <COMMAND> binary has many options that can be used to control its
behavior. For a complete list of options, please refer to the
ArangoDB online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--batch-size <uint64>"
maximum size of data batches that are sent to the server ENDOPTION
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to import into ENDOPTION
OPTION "--create-collection <bool>"
set to "true" if collection should be created by the import ENDOPTION
OPTION "--file <string>"
input file with the data to import ENDOPTION
OPTION "--overwrite <bool>"
set to "true" to remove all data from the collection prior to the import ENDOPTION
OPTION "--quote <string>"
optional quote character to be used ENDOPTION
OPTION "--separator <string>"
separator character or string to be used. the default value is "," ENDOPTION
OPTION "--type <string>"
set to "json", "tsv" or "csv", depending on the input file format ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE <COMMAND> --file heroes.json --type json --collection superheroes --create-collection true
imports JSON data from file heroes.json into collection superhoeres. creates the collection if it does not exist ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE <COMMAND> --file export.csv --type csv --collection mydata
imports CSV data from export.csv into existing collection mydata ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE <COMMAND> --file values.json --collection mydata --server.endpoint tcp://127.0.0.1:8529 --server.database mydb
imports JSON data from file values.json into collection mydata, using a different server endpoint and database ENDEXAMPLE
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<COMMAND> <SECTION> "<DATE>" "<VERSION>" "ArangoDB"
<COMMAND> SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
NAME
<COMMAND> - a data restore tool for the ArangoDB database
<COMMAND> - a data restore tool for the ArangoDB database
SYNOPSIS
<COMMAND> [options]
<COMMAND> [options]
DESCRIPTION
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to restore data from logical dumps created
with the arangodump tool.
ArangoDB database. Input data be present in the input file in either CSV
format with column headlines, or in JSON format. If JSON format is used,
each line in the input file must contain exactly one JSON document with
the attribute name/value pairs to import.
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to restore data from logical dumps
created with the arangodump tool. Input data be present in the input
file in either CSV format with column headlines, or in JSON format. If
JSON format is used, each line in the input file must contain exactly
one JSON document with the attribute name/value pairs to import.
OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--collection <string>"
name of collection to restore (can be specified multiple times). This can be
used to restrict the restore operation to certain collections only. If not
specified, all collections from the "--input-directory" will be restored ENDOPTION
OPTION "--create-collection <bool>"
set to "true" if collections should be created ENDOPTION
OPTION "--import-data <bool>"
when set to "true" will restore the data (documents) of the collection ENDOPTION
OPTION "--include-system-collections <bool>"
when set to "true" will also restore system collections, otherwise they will be
excluded ENDOPTION
OPTION "--input-directory <string>"
input directory in which to look for dump files. ENDOPTION
OPTION "--overwrite <bool>"
when set to "true", will drop an existing collection before re-creating it ENDOPTION
OPTION "--progress <bool>"
when set to "true", will display progress information ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
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<COMMAND> <SECTION> "<DATE>" "<VERSION>" "ArangoDB"
NAME
<COMMAND> - the ArangoDB shell
<COMMAND> - the ArangoDB shell
SYNOPSIS
<COMMAND> [options]
<COMMAND> [options]
DESCRIPTION
The arangosh binary can be used to establish an interactive
client connection to the ArangoDB database. When the connection
is established, it can be used to execute actions on the server.
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to establish an interactive
client connection to the ArangoDB database. When the connection
is established, it can be used to execute actions on the server.
OPTIONS
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The most important startup options are:
<OPTION> "--audit-log <string>"
log input and output to audit log file <string>
<ENDOPTION>
<OPTION> "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string>
<ENDOPTION>
<OPTION> "--log.level <string>"
set the log level (possible values: "fatal", "error", "warning", "info", "debug", "trace")
<ENDOPTION>
<OPTION> "--server.endpoint <string>"
server endpoint to connect to, consisting of protocol, ip address and port
<ENDOPTION>
<OPTION> "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connection (default: "_system")
<ENDOPTION>
<OPTION> "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root")
<ENDOPTION>
<OPTION> "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt
<ENDOPTION>
<OPTION> "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server
<ENDOPTION>
EXAMPLES
<EXAMPLE> <COMMAND>
starts <COMMAND> with the default user and server endpoint
<ENDEXAMPLE>
<EXAMPLE> <COMMAND> --server.username fuchsia
starts <COMMAND> with a specific user. Password prompt will follow if --server.disable-authentication is true.
<ENDEXAMPLE>
<EXAMPLE> <COMMAND> --server.username fuchsia --server.password "abcd@34"
starts <COMMAND> with a specific user and password given on command line
<ENDEXAMPLE>
<EXAMPLE> <COMMAND> --server.endpoint tcp://192.168.173.13:8529
starts <COMMAND> connecting to a specific server
<ENDEXAMPLE>
<EXAMPLE> <COMMAND> --server.endpoint ssl://192.168.173.13:8530
starts <COMMAND> connecting to a specific server using an SSL connection
<ENDEXAMPLE>
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
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COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
NAME
COMMAND - a datafile debugger for ArangoDB
<COMMAND> - a datafile debugger for ArangoDB
SYNOPSIS
COMMAND options
<COMMAND> options
DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND binary can be used to verify the datafiles of an
ArangoDB database server. The script must be run with exclusive
access to the server's data directory, meaning the ArangoDB
server must not be running and accessing the datafiles in the
specified data directory.
More specific instructions are displayed when the program is invoked.
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to verify the datafiles of an
ArangoDB database server. The script must be run with exclusive access
to the server's data directory, meaning the ArangoDB server must not
be running and accessing the datafiles in the specified data
directory.
OPTIONS
OPTION "--database.directory <string>"
path to the database directory ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE COMMAND --database.directory /data/arangodb
starts the debugger with database directory /data/arangodb ENDEXAMPLE
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
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COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
NAME
COMMAND - the ArangoDB database server
<COMMAND> - the ArangoDB database server
SYNOPSIS
COMMAND [options] database-directory
<COMMAND> [options] database-directory
DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND binary can be used to start the ArangoDB database
server. By default, the server will run in a mode that allows
clients to connect to it via the network. The server also has
an emergency console mode that can be used for any sort of
maintenance operations. In the emergency console mode, the
server does not allow any clients to connect.
The server can be stopped gracefully at any time by pressing
CTRL-C or by sending the SIGINT signal to the process.
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to start the ArangoDB database
server. By default, the server will run in a mode that allows clients
to connect to it via the network. The server also has an emergency
console mode that can be used for any sort of maintenance
operations. In the emergency console mode, the server does not allow
any clients to connect. The server can be stopped gracefully at any
time by pressing CTRL-C or by sending the SIGINT signal to the
process.
OPTIONS
The COMMAND binary has many options that can be used to control
its behavior.
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at http://www.arangodb.org/
The <COMMAND> binary has many options that can be used to control its
behavior. For a complete list of options, please refer to the
ArangoDB online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
The most important startup options are:
OPTION "--configuration <string>"
read configuration from file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--console"
do not start as server, start an emergency console instead ENDOPTION
OPTION "--log.file <string>"
log to file <string> ENDOPTION
OPTION "--log.level <string>"
set the log level (possible values: "fatal", "error", "warning", "info", "debug", "trace") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.endpoint <string>"
listen endpoint for client requests, consisting of protocol, ip address and port ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable authentication for all clients ENDOPTION
OPTION "--database.directory <string>"
path to the database directory ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE COMMAND /data/arangodb
starts the server with database directory /data/arangodb ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --database.directory /data/arangodb
same, but uses --database.directory option instead ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --log.level debug /data/arangodb
starts server with log level "debug" ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --server.endpoint tcp://127.0.0.1:8529 /data/arangodb
starts server listening on port 8529 of IP 127.0.0.1 ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --server.endpoint tcp://192.168.173.13:8529
--server.endpoint ssl://192.168.173.13:8530 /data/arangodb
starts server with two endpoints: port 8529 for unencrypted requests and 8530 for ssl-encrypted requests ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND --console /data/arangodb
starts the emergency console ENDEXAMPLE
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COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
NAME
COMMAND - a Foxx application manager for ArangoDB
<COMMAND> - a Foxx application manager for ArangoDB
SYNOPSIS
COMMAND options
<COMMAND> options
DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND binary can be used to manage Foxx applications in the
ArangoDB database server. Foxx applications can be installed and
uninstalled.
More specific instructions are displayed when the program is invoked.
The <COMMAND> binary can be used to manage Foxx applications in the
ArangoDB database server. Foxx applications can be installed and
uninstalled.
OPTIONS
OPTION "--server.database <string>"
database name to use when connecting (default: "_system") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.username <string>"
username to use when connecting (default "root") ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.password <string>"
password to use when connecting. Don't specify this option to get a password prompt ENDOPTION
OPTION "--server.disable-authentication <boolean>"
disable the password prompt and authentication when connecting to the server ENDOPTION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE COMMAND search "foobar"
searches the central repository for an application "foobar"ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND update
updates the local repository with applications from the central repositoryENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND list
list all installed Foxx applicationsENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND install "hello-foxx" "/hello"
installs the "hello-foxx" application under the mount point "/hello"ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND uninstall "/hello"
uninstalls the application that is mounted under "/hello"ENDEXAMPLE
EXAMPLE COMMAND help
shows the help pageENDEXAMPLE
For a complete list of options, please refer to the ArangoDB
online manual, available at https://www.arangodb.com/
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COMMAND SECTION "DATE" "" "ArangoDB"
NAME
COMMAND - control script for the ArangoDB database server
<COMMAND> - control script for the ArangoDB database server
SYNOPSIS
COMMAND start|stop
<COMMAND> start|stop
DESCRIPTION
The COMMAND script controls the operation of the ArangoDB
database server daemon running on the system. The COMMAND script
is normally run at system boot time with the "start" argument, and
at system shutdown time with the "stop" argument.
It can also be invoked manually at any time to start or stop the
ArangoDB database server.
The <COMMAND> script controls the operation of the ArangoDB database
server daemon running on the system. The <COMMAND> script is normally
run at system boot time with the "start" argument, and at system
shutdown time with the "stop" argument. It can also be invoked
manually at any time to start or stop the ArangoDB database server.
SEE ALSO
arangod(8)
arangod(8)
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section=`echo $IN | sed -e 's:.*\([0-9]\):\1:'`
command=`echo $IN | sed -e 's:.*/\([^\.]*\).[0-9]:\1:'`
sed \
(
echo '<COMMAND> <SECTION> "<DATE>" "<VERSION>" "ArangoDB"'
cat $IN
) | sed \
-f `dirname $0`/../Documentation/Scripts/man.sed \
-e "s/<SECTION>/$section/g" \
-e "s/<COMMAND>/$command/g" \
-e "s/<DATE>/`date "+%d %b %Y"`/g" \
-e "s/<VERSION>/$VERSION/g" \
< $IN > $OUT
> $OUT