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Columnstore Review

Review MariaDB Columnstore for Support

To download the columnstore_review script direct to your linux server, you may use git or wget:

git clone https://github.com/mariadb-edwardstoever/columnstore_review.git
wget https://github.com/mariadb-edwardstoever/columnstore_review/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
This script is intended to be run while logged in as root.
If database is up, this script will connect as root@localhost via socket.

Switches:
   --help             # display this message
   --version          # only show the header with version information
   --logs             # create a compressed archive of logs for MariaDB Support Ticket
   --backupdbrm       # takes a compressed backup of extent map files in dbrm directory
   --testschema       # creates a test schema, tables, imports, queries, drops schema
   --testschemakeep   # creates a test schema, tables, imports, queries, does not drop
   --ldlischema       # using ldli, creates test schema, tables, imports, queries, drops schema
   --ldlischemakeep   # using ldli, creates test schema, tables, imports, queries, does not drop
   --emptydirs        # searches /var/lib/columnstore for empty directories
   --notmysqldirs     # searches /var/lib/columnstore for directories not owned by mysql
   --emcheck          # Checks the extent map for orphaned and missing files
   --s3check          # Checks the extent map against S3 storage
   --pscs             # Adds the pscs command. pscs lists running columnstore processes
   --schemasync       # Fix out-of-sync columnstore tables (CAL0009)
   --tmpdir           # Ensure owner of temporary dir after reboot (MCOL-4866 & MCOL-5242)
   --clearrollback    # Clear any rollback fragments from dbrm files
   --killcolumnstore  # Stop columnstore processes gracefully, then kill remaining processes


Color output switches:
   --color=none       # print headers without color
   --color=red        # print headers in red
   --color=blue       # print headers in blue
   --color=green      # print headers in green
   --color=yellow     # print headers in yellow
   --color=magenta    # print headers in magenta
   --color=cyan       # print headers in cyan (default color)
   --color=lred       # print headers in light red
   --color=lblue      # print headers in light blue
   --color=lgreen     # print headers in light green
   --color=lyellow    # print headers in light yellow
   --color=lmagenta   # print headers in light magenta
   --color=lcyan      # print headers in light cyan

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