There is a simple cmdline interface called 'mdb' which you can use
standalone or as client/server program to access the data.
mdb syntax:
Syntax: mdb [-b] [-r] [-k] [-h ] [-p ]
[ []]
Options: -b assign a stringid for recognising empty fields
used when updating a record
-f show field names before data
-k select key
-r retrieve .. number of rows
-h hostname (only in case of client/server)
-p portno (default 7221)
-u used fields
cmd = f,l (first,last)
p,e,n (previous, equal, next)
a,u,d (add, update, delete)
s (search)
r (retrieve record 1..n)
B,C,D (reBuild, create or drop index)
L (database logging on/off)
mDB always want to have a : filename & cmd
Look at the example page for more info.
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mDBserver is the daemon you need when using the mDBclient.
Syntax: mdbserver [-d <directory>] [-l] [-p <portno>]
Options: -d database directory
-l log commands to stdout
-p portno (default 7221)
mdbfilter - will filter the output of mdb
ex. mdb -f -r10 demo s data|mdbfilter -f "name|id|"
mdb2xml - output from mdb will be outputted as xml
ex. mdb -f -r10 demo s data|mdbfilter -f "name|id|"|mdb2xml
mdb2json - output from mdb will be outputted as JSON
ex. mdb -f -r2 demo s '12344'|mdb2json -p "tbl_" -r
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