Shell:head, Shell:if – Dell Acceleration Appliances for Databases User Manual

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-context or -C

Print NUM lines of output context. This places a line containing ’--’
between contiguous groups of matches.

--only-matching

or

–o

Print only the part of the line that matches the expression.

--group

or

–g

<string> Print the contents of the regex group. Group 0 is the entire pattern.

--group-separator

or

–sep

<string>

When printing multiple groups, use this item to separate them.

(See

help –-all

for details on all other options.)

Arguments

pattern

Regular expression, following the syntax given at

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html

shell:head

Displays the first lines of a file.

Syntax

shell:head [options] paths

or

URLs

Options

-n

<integer>

Number of lines to display, starting at 1

Arguments

paths

or

URLs

List of file paths or URLs to display, separated by spaces

shell:if

Conditionally executes commands. See Details below for more information.

Syntax

shell:if [options] condition ifTrue

or

ifFalse

Options

--not

Negate the logic of the condition.

Arguments

condition

Condition; a function or value

ifTrue

Function to execute if the condition is true

ifFalse

Function to execute if the condition is false

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