LAPUMGR(1)

NAME
lapumgr - the command line utility of the simple API

DESCRIPTION

The command `lapumgr' is a utility for test and debugging of the simple API and its applications. `path' specifies the path of a database directory. `ernum' specifies the expected number of records. `etnum' specifies the expected number of tokens. `id' specifies the ID number of a record. `text' specifies the text of a record. `word' specifies a search word. `file' specifies the input file.

    lapumgr create [-tl] [-td|-tb|-tt] path [ernum [etnum]]
        Create a database directory.
    lapumgr inform [-nl|-nb] path
        Print miscellaneous information to the standard output.
    lapumgr put [-nl|-nb] path id text
        Store a record.
    lapumgr out [-nl|-nb] path id
        Remove a record.
    lapumgr get [-nl|-nb] path id
        Print the text of a record.
    lapumgr search [-nl|-nb] [-eu|-ei|-ed] [-sm|-sp|-ss] [-max num] [-ph] [-pv] path [word...]
        Search for records.
    lapumgr list [-nl|-nb] [-max num] [-pv] path
        Print ID numbers of all records.
    lapumgr optimize [-nl|-nb] path
        Optimize a database directory.
    lapumgr importtsv [-ic num] [-nl|-nb] path [file]
        Store records of TSV in each line of a file.
    lapumgr version
        Print the version information of Tokyo Dystopia.

Options feature the following.

    -tl : enable the option `JDBTLARGE'.
    -td : enable the option `JDBTDEFLATE'.
    -tb : enable the option `JDBTBZIP'.
    -tt : enable the option `JDBTTCBS'.
    -nl : enable the option `JDBNOLCK'.
    -nb : enable the option `JDBLCKNB'.
    -eu : use the union expression.
    -ei : use the intersection expression.
    -ed : use the difference expression.
    -sm : use the substring matching mode.
    -sp : use the prefix matching mode.
    -ss : use the suffix matching mode.
    -max num : specify the maximum number of the output.
    -ph : print hints also.
    -pv : print texts of records also.
    -ic num : specify the capacity size of the token cache.

This command returns 0 on success, another on failure.

SEE ALSO

laputest(1), laputa(3)