The quasardb export tool (qdb_export, a.k.a. nugliar) retrieves the data from a timeseries into a CSV file. It can also export the configuration file needed by the import tool (qdb_import) if you want to migrate your data.
Option
Usage
Default
display help
display the build version and date
set the cluster URI
qdb://127.0.0.1:2836
specify the timeseries to export
specify the file with the timeseries’s data
separate values with tabulations
specify the configuration file to write
beginning of the range to export
end of the range to export
path to the user’s private file
path to the cluster’s public file
connection timeout duration with the server
Displays help about the program’s options.
Displays the build version and date.
Specifies the address and port of the quasardb cluster to which the export tool must connect.
The URI (list of comma-separated endpoints, i.e. addresses and ports, preceded by qdb://)
of a cluster on which the tests will be run.
qdb://127.0.0.1:2836, the IPv4 localhost address and the port 2836.
Specifies the timeseries to export.
The timeseries’s name.
Specifies the file receiving the timeseries data.
Path to the file.
Separate values with tabulations.
Specifies the configuration file which can be used by the import tool to insert the exported data.
Path to the file.
Beginning of the range to export.
A date in ISO format (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.ns)
End of the range to export.
A date in ISO format (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.ns)
Specifies the user’s private key file with both username and secret_key.
Path to the file.
Specifies the path to the cluster’s public key file.
Path to the file.
The connection timeout between the client and the server. Available units: d, h, min, s, ms”)
A timeout value.