Tab Separated Values DataBase

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | OPTIONS | SEE ALSO | PROJECT_PAGE

TSVDB(1)                         Linux User's Manual                         TSVDB(1)

NAME

       TSVDB - Tab separated values database

SYNOPSIS

       tsvdb [-r|x|y|z|q|a|t|b|f|h|v] [-n|w{row}] [-c{n}] [-[[s|S]|[l|L]]{fstr}] [-d{[,|;]}] [file]
       or tsvdb -e|p {file}

DESCRIPTION

       Simple tab-separated values text database 
       (based on PDCurses TUIdemo example program).
       The first line of the file defines the data structure.
       Each tab-delimited word in the first line, defines a data field name and its length.
       The number of lines up to one million, and a maximum number of fields is 16.

OPTIONS

       -r	open in read-only
       -x	readonly, but swiched back with Ctrl-X key
       -X	Ro, can edit only current
       -y	locked mode
       -z	set safety on (alter Ctrl-Z)
       -a	set auto-seek of
       -t	go to first record
       -b	go bottom
       -c 0..7  select color set
       -n recno	go to the n'th row (or row:col)
       -s fstr	go to the first occurence of fstr
            or   -s "(fstr)"	search with Regular Expression
            or   -S fstr	search regexp to extract
       -l str	list of occurrences
            or   -L str		list with header
       -d chr	use separator (, or ;) char to CSV
       -w num   set scr height + or -num rows
       -e	edit file as text
       -f	set function key labels on (-F hide)
       -p	parse file
       -h	usage
       -v	version

SEE ALSO

       TSV

PROJECT_PAGE

       tsvdb.sf.net

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