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Rick Hillegas updated DERBY-5195:
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Attachment: LogFileReader.java
Attaching a new version of LogFileReader. This version adds support for
pretty-printing log files in encrypted databases:
Usage:
java LogFileReader $logFileName [ -v ] [ -p $P ] [ -n $N ] [ -e
$bootPassword $serviceProperties ]
-v Verbose. Deserialize the logged operations. If you do not set this
flag, the tool just decodes the wrapper headers.
-p Starting position. $P is a positive number, the offset of the first
log entry to read. This causes the tool to skip reading the file header as well.
-n Number of records to read. $N is a non-negative number. If you do not
specify this flag, the tool prints all subsequent log entries.
-e If the database is encrypted, you must supply the boot password and
the location of service.properties.
The following example decrypts and deserializes an entire log file, dumping the
result into an xml file for inspection:
java LogFileReader wombat/log/log1.dat -v -e Wednesday
wombat/service.properties > z.xml
> Create tools for browsing the files in the database log directory.
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> Key: DERBY-5195
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-5195
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Task
> Affects Versions: 10.9.0.0
> Reporter: Rick Hillegas
> Attachments: ControlFileReader.java, ControlFileReader.java,
> LogFileReader.java, LogFileReader.java, LogFileReader.java
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> It would be nice to have some tools to examine the contents of the log
> directory. The tools should be able to read the files in that directory
> without disturbing them.
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