DESCRIPTION
This command is used to start an instance of the kdb shell. The kdb shell allows for a user to interactively view, edit, or otherwise work with the key database.
SHELL COMMANDS
The kdb shell offers a number of commands to interact with the key database.
- kdbGet <name>: Get the value of a key.
- kdbSet <name>: Set the value of a key.
- keySetName <name>: Set the name of the current key.
- keySetMeta <name> <string>: Set a meta key associated with the current key.
- keySetString <string>: Set a string value for the current key.
- ksAppendKey: Append the current key to the current keyset.
- ksCut <name>: Cut the current keyset.
- ksOutput: Prints the keys in the current keyset.
OPTIONS
- -H, --help: Show the man page.
- -V, --version: Print version info.
EXAMPLES
To execute commands from a textfile, you can use:
cat commands.txt | kdb shell