SuperDB

Sub-command

  db — invoke SuperDB on a super-structured database

Synopsis

super [ options ] db [ options ] -c <query>
super [ options ] db <sub-command> ...

Sub-commands

• auth
• branch
• compact
• create
• delete
• drop
• init
• load
• log
• ls
• manage
• merge
• query TODO: ref this doc
• rename
• revert
• serve
• use
• vacate
• vacuum
• vector

Options

TODO

Description

super db is a sub-command of super to manage and query SuperDB databases.

You can import data from a variety of formats and it will automatically be committed in super-structured format, providing full fidelity of the original format and the ability to reconstruct the original data without loss of information.

A SuperDB database offers an easy-to-use substrate for data discovery, preparation, and transformation as well as serving as a queryable and searchable store for super-structured data both for online and archive use cases.

While super db is itself a sub-command of super, it invokes a large number of interrelated sub-commands, similar to the docker or kubectl commands.

The following sections describe each of the available commands and highlight some key options. Built-in help shows the commands and their options:

• super db -h with no args displays a list of super db commands.
• super db command -h, where command is a sub-command, displays help for that sub-command.
• super db command sub-command -h displays help for a sub-command of a sub-command and so forth.

By default, commands that display lake metadata (e.g., log or ls) use a text format. However, the -f option can be used to specify any supported output format.

Database Connection

TODO: document database location

Commitish

TODO: document this somewhere maybe not here

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