gm-dump_schema(8) [debian man page]

GM-DUMP_SCHEMA(8)					      System Manager's Manual						 GM-DUMP_SCHEMA(8)

NAME

       gm-dump_schema - GNUmed server dump schema and roles

SYNOPSIS

       gm-dump_schema <target database>

       <target database>: a GNUmed database (such as "gnumed_VERSION")

DESCRIPTION

       The gm-dump_schema script can be used to dump the schema and roles of a GNUmed database in order to aid debugging of database problems.

       In order to safeguard patient and user privacy role passwords are removed from the dump. The dump also does not include any patient data.

EXAMPLE

       Dump the schema and roles of a GNUmed v15 database:

       gm-dump_schema gnumed_v16

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Karsten Hilbert <karsten.hilbert@gmx.net>.

GNUmed server dump schema					   2011 Feb 8th 						 GM-DUMP_SCHEMA(8)

cldump(1)							   User Manuals 							 cldump(1)

NAME

       cldump - Clarion database extractor

SYNOPSIS

       cldump [options] database.dat

DESCRIPTION

       cldump  extracts  the  data contained in a Clarion database; Clarion is a Windows IDE similar to Delphi or others, and has its own (simple)
       database format.

       cldump can extract the data contained in such a database, and export it to CSV, SQL (including the database schema, keys  and  indexes)	or
       its own format (this format will give you all the meta information, but isn't easily parsable).

       A Clarion database consists in a set of files :

       .DAT   files contain the data,

       .Kxx   files contain the key/index data,

       .MEM   files contain the memo entries associated to the data.

OPTIONS

       -x n, --decrypt n
	      Decrypt an encrypted file. Required argument n indicates the location where the key will be retrieved. Valid values are in the range
	      1 - 4 inclusive. n = 1 usually works.

	      Decryption happens in-place so KEEP A BACKUP as there is no guarantee the decryption process won't fail.	Encrypted  files  must	be
	      decrypted before they can be dumped.

	      Note  that  only the data file and the memo file are decrypted in this process; key/index files are left untouched as cldump doesn't
	      use them.

       -d, --dump-active
	      Dump active entries only

       -D, --dump-data
	      Dump the actual data (active and deleted entries)

       -m, --dump-meta
	      Dump meta information (no SQL or CSV output format exist for this option)

       -f c, --field-separator c
	      Set the field separator to character c. Only valid for CSV output (see below).

       -c, --csv
	      Dump data or schema in CSV format

       -S, --sql
	      Dump data or schema in SQL format

       -s, --schema
	      Dump database schema

       -M, --mysql
	      Use MySQL specific construct (backticks, ...)

       -n, --no-memo
	      Do not dump memo entries

       -U[charset], --utf8[=charset]
	      Transcode strings and memos from charset to UTF-8 (charset defaults to ISO8859-1; for the list  of  supported  charsets,	see  iconv
	      --list)

OUTPUT

       cldump  outputs	the  data to stdout or stderr depending on the output format selected, the data to extract and the type of the data (data,
       meta data).

BUGS

       The SQL output could be improved. Not all the types supported by the Clarion database format are implemented yet (due to lack of test data-
       bases using these types of data); see the source code for details.

       Please report bugs to jb@jblache.org; if possible, please send patches as the set of test databases I have is very limited.

AUTHOR

       cldump was written by Julien BLACHE <jb@jblache.org>.

HOMEPAGE

       http://www.technologeek.org/projects/cldump/

Linux								   November 2010							 cldump(1)