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| '''drms_query''' evaluates a record-set query and prints the resulting record set list on stdout. This can be used to test the format of a record set query or to generate a file containing a list of records to be used in some particular analysis. The output will be in the form: "<seriesname>[:<record number>]" using the record_number format "#<record_number>" as described in DrmsNames for the <RecnumRangeSet>. These are the absolute record numbers in the series, not the prime key record numbers. It is the sure way to get a list of records that will not change on subsequent queries. Multiple queries can be included by using white-space between the queries. | '''drms_query''' evaluates a record-set query and prints the resulting record set list on stdout. This can be used to test the format of a record set query or to generate a file containing a list of records to be used in some particular analysis. The output will be in the form: "<seriesname>[[<record number>]]" using the record_number format "#<record_number>" as described in DrmsNames for the <RecnumRangeSet>. These are the absolute record numbers in the series, not the prime key record numbers. It is the sure way to get a list of records that will not change on subsequent queries. Multiple queries can be included by using white-space between the queries. |
drms_query -- DRMS session command
Synopsis: drms_run drms_query <record_set_query>{ <record_set_query>}
drms_query evaluates a record-set query and prints the resulting record set list on stdout. This can be used to test the format of a record set query or to generate a file containing a list of records to be used in some particular analysis. The output will be in the form: "<seriesname><record number>" using the record_number format "#<record_number>" as described in DrmsNames for the <RecnumRangeSet>. These are the absolute record numbers in the series, not the prime key record numbers. It is the sure way to get a list of records that will not change on subsequent queries. Multiple queries can be included by using white-space between the queries.