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Usage: clickhouse compressor [options] < INPUT > OUTPUT
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Alternative usage: clickhouse compressor [options] INPUT OUTPUT
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Allowed options:
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--input INPUT input file
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--output OUTPUT output file
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-d [ --decompress ]
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decompress
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--input INPUT input file
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--output OUTPUT output file
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-d [ --decompress ] decompress
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--offset-in-compressed-file arg (=0)
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offset to the compressed block (i.e.
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physical file offset)
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offset to the compressed block (i.e.
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physical file offset)
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--offset-in-decompressed-block arg (=0)
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offset to the decompressed block (i.e.
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virtual offset)
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-b [ --block-size ] arg (=1048576)
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compress in blocks of specified size
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--hc use LZ4HC instead of LZ4
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--zstd use ZSTD instead of LZ4
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--deflate_qpl use deflate_qpl instead of LZ4
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--codec arg use codecs combination instead of LZ4
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--level arg compression level for codecs specified
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via flags
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--none use no compression instead of LZ4
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--stat print block statistics of compressed
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data
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offset to the decompressed block (i.e.
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virtual offset)
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-b [ --block-size ] arg (=1048576) compress in blocks of specified size
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--hc use LZ4HC instead of LZ4
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--zstd use ZSTD instead of LZ4
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--deflate_qpl use deflate_qpl instead of LZ4
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--codec arg use codecs combination instead of LZ4
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--level arg compression level for codecs specified
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via flags
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--none use no compression instead of LZ4
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--stat print block statistics of compressed
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data
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clickhouse format
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Usage: clickhouse format [options] < query
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Allowed options:
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--query arg query to format
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--hilite add syntax highlight with ANSI terminal
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escape sequences
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--oneline format in single line
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-q [ --quiet ] just check syntax, no output on success
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-n [ --multiquery ]
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allow multiple queries in the same file
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--obfuscate obfuscate instead of formatting
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--backslash add a backslash at the end of each line
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of the formatted query
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--query arg query to format
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--hilite add syntax highlight with ANSI terminal
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escape sequences
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--oneline format in single line
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-q [ --quiet ] just check syntax, no output on success
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-n [ --multiquery ] allow multiple queries in the same file
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--obfuscate obfuscate instead of formatting
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--backslash add a backslash at the end of each line
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of the formatted query
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--allow_settings_after_format_in_insert
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Allow SETTINGS after FORMAT, but note,
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that this is not always safe
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--seed arg seed (arbitrary string) that determines
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the result of obfuscation
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--max_query_size arg
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Which part of the query can be read
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into RAM for parsing (the remaining
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data for INSERT, if any, is read later)
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--max_parser_depth arg
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Maximum parser depth (recursion depth
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of recursive descend parser).
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Allow SETTINGS after FORMAT, but note,
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that this is not always safe
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--seed arg seed (arbitrary string) that determines
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the result of obfuscation
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--max_query_size arg Which part of the query can be read
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into RAM for parsing (the remaining
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data for INSERT, if any, is read later)
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--max_parser_depth arg Maximum parser depth (recursion depth
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of recursive descend parser).
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clickhouse copier
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usage: clickhouse copier --config-file <config-file> --task-path
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<task-path>
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usage: clickhouse copier --config-file <config-file> --task-path <task-path>
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Copies tables from one cluster to another
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-C<file>, --config-file=<file>
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@ -423,71 +417,64 @@ Usage: clickhouse obfuscator [options] < in > out
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Input must be seekable file (it will be read twice).
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Options:
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--help produce help message
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-S [ --structure ] arg
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structure of the initial table (list of
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column and type names)
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--input-format arg
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input format of the initial table data
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--output-format arg
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default output format
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--seed arg seed (arbitrary string), must be random
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string with at least 10 bytes length;
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note that a seed for each column is
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derived from this seed and a column
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name: you can obfuscate data for
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different tables and as long as you use
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identical seed and identical column
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names, the data for corresponding
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non-text columns for different tables
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will be transformed in the same way, so
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the data for different tables can be
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JOINed after obfuscation
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--limit arg if specified - stop after generating
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that number of rows; the limit can be
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also greater than the number of source
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dataset - in this case it will process
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the dataset in a loop more than one
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time, using different seeds on every
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iteration, generating result as large
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as needed
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--silent arg (=0) don't print information messages to
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stderr
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--save arg save the models after training to the
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specified file. You can use --limit 0
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to skip the generation step. The file
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is using binary, platform-dependent,
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opaque serialization format. The model
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parameters are saved, while the seed is
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not.
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--load arg load the models instead of training
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from the specified file. The table
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structure must match the saved file.
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The seed should be specified
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separately, while other model
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parameters are loaded.
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--order arg (=5) order of markov model to generate
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strings
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--frequency-cutoff arg (=5)
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frequency cutoff for markov model:
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remove all buckets with count less than
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specified
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--num-buckets-cutoff arg (=0)
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cutoff for number of different possible
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continuations for a context: remove all
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histograms with less than specified
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number of buckets
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--frequency-add arg (=0)
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add a constant to every count to lower
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probability distribution skew
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--frequency-desaturate arg (=0)
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0..1 - move every frequency towards
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average to lower probability
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distribution skew
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--help produce help message
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-S [ --structure ] arg structure of the initial table (list of
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column and type names)
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--input-format arg input format of the initial table data
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--output-format arg default output format
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--seed arg seed (arbitrary string), must be random
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string with at least 10 bytes length;
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note that a seed for each column is
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derived from this seed and a column
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name: you can obfuscate data for
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different tables and as long as you use
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identical seed and identical column
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names, the data for corresponding
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non-text columns for different tables
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will be transformed in the same way, so
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the data for different tables can be
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JOINed after obfuscation
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--limit arg if specified - stop after generating
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that number of rows; the limit can be
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also greater than the number of source
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dataset - in this case it will process
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the dataset in a loop more than one
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time, using different seeds on every
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iteration, generating result as large
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as needed
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--silent arg (=0) don't print information messages to
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stderr
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--save arg save the models after training to the
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specified file. You can use --limit 0
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to skip the generation step. The file
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is using binary, platform-dependent,
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opaque serialization format. The model
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parameters are saved, while the seed is
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not.
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--load arg load the models instead of training
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from the specified file. The table
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structure must match the saved file.
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The seed should be specified
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separately, while other model
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parameters are loaded.
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--order arg (=5) order of markov model to generate
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strings
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--frequency-cutoff arg (=5) frequency cutoff for markov model:
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remove all buckets with count less than
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specified
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--num-buckets-cutoff arg (=0) cutoff for number of different possible
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continuations for a context: remove all
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histograms with less than specified
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number of buckets
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--frequency-add arg (=0) add a constant to every count to lower
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probability distribution skew
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--frequency-desaturate arg (=0) 0..1 - move every frequency towards
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average to lower probability
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distribution skew
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--determinator-sliding-window-size arg (=8)
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size of a sliding window in a source
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string - its hash is used as a seed for
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RNG in markov model
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size of a sliding window in a source
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string - its hash is used as a seed for
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RNG in markov model
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Example:
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@ -645,34 +632,30 @@ clickhouse-client --query "INSERT INTO git.line_changes FORMAT TSV" < line_chang
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Usage: clickhouse git-import
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Allowed options:
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--skip-commits-without-parents arg (=1)
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Skip commits without parents (except
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the initial commit). These commits are
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usually erroneous but they can make
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sense in very rare cases.
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Skip commits without parents (except
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the initial commit). These commits are
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usually erroneous but they can make
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sense in very rare cases.
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--skip-commits-with-duplicate-diffs arg (=1)
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Skip commits with duplicate diffs.
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These commits are usually results of
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cherry-pick or merge after rebase.
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--skip-commit arg Skip commit with specified hash. The
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option can be specified multiple times.
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--skip-paths arg Skip paths that matches regular
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expression (re2 syntax).
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--skip-commits-with-messages arg
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Skip commits whose messages matches
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regular expression (re2 syntax).
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--diff-size-limit arg (=100000)
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Skip commits whose diff size (number of
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added + removed lines) is larger than
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specified threshold. Does not apply for
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initial commit.
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--stop-after-commit arg
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Stop processing after specified commit
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hash.
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--threads arg (=8)
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Number of concurrent git subprocesses
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to spawn
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Skip commits with duplicate diffs.
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These commits are usually results of
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cherry-pick or merge after rebase.
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--skip-commit arg Skip commit with specified hash. The
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option can be specified multiple times.
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--skip-paths arg Skip paths that matches regular
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expression (re2 syntax).
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--skip-commits-with-messages arg Skip commits whose messages matches
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regular expression (re2 syntax).
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--diff-size-limit arg (=100000) Skip commits whose diff size (number of
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added + removed lines) is larger than
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specified threshold. Does not apply for
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initial commit.
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--stop-after-commit arg Stop processing after specified commit
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hash.
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--threads arg (=8) Number of concurrent git subprocesses
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to spawn
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Example:
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@ -704,14 +687,11 @@ clickhouse keeper-converter
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Usage: clickhouse keeper-converter --zookeeper-logs-dir /var/lib/zookeeper/data/version-2 --zookeeper-snapshots-dir /var/lib/zookeeper/data/version-2 --output-dir /var/lib/clickhouse/coordination/snapshots
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Allowed options:
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--zookeeper-logs-dir arg
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Path to directory with ZooKeeper logs
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--zookeeper-snapshots-dir arg
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Path to directory with ZooKeeper
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snapshots
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--output-dir arg Directory to place output
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clickhouse-keeper snapshot
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--zookeeper-logs-dir arg Path to directory with ZooKeeper logs
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--zookeeper-snapshots-dir arg Path to directory with ZooKeeper snapshots
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--output-dir arg Directory to place output clickhouse-keeper
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snapshot
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clickhouse install
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@ -797,16 +777,15 @@ Usage: sudo clickhouse restart
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clickhouse static
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Allowed options:
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--metadata-path arg
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Metadata path (SELECT data_paths FROM
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system.tables WHERE name = 'table_name'
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AND database = 'database_name')
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--test-mode Use test mode, which will put data on
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given url via PUT
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--link Create symlinks instead of copying
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--url arg Web server url for test mode
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--output-dir arg Directory to put files in non-test mode
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--metadata-path arg Metadata path (SELECT data_paths FROM system.tables
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WHERE name = 'table_name' AND database =
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'database_name')
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--test-mode Use test mode, which will put data on given url via
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PUT
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--link Create symlinks instead of copying
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--url arg Web server url for test mode
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--output-dir arg Directory to put files in non-test mode
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clickhouse su
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list-disks List disks names
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clickhouse-disks:
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-h [ --help ] Print common help message
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-C [ --config-file ] arg
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Set config file
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--disk arg Set disk name
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--command_name arg
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Name for command to do
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--save-logs Save logs to a file
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--log-level arg Logging level
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-h [ --help ] Print common help message
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-C [ --config-file ] arg Set config file
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--disk arg Set disk name
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--command_name arg Name for command to do
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--save-logs Save logs to a file
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--log-level arg Logging level
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================SYMLINK==============================
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@ -941,63 +918,57 @@ clickhouse-compressor
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Usage: clickhouse compressor [options] < INPUT > OUTPUT
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Alternative usage: clickhouse compressor [options] INPUT OUTPUT
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Allowed options:
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--input INPUT input file
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--output OUTPUT output file
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-d [ --decompress ]
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decompress
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--input INPUT input file
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--output OUTPUT output file
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-d [ --decompress ] decompress
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--offset-in-compressed-file arg (=0)
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offset to the compressed block (i.e.
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physical file offset)
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offset to the compressed block (i.e.
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physical file offset)
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--offset-in-decompressed-block arg (=0)
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offset to the decompressed block (i.e.
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virtual offset)
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-b [ --block-size ] arg (=1048576)
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compress in blocks of specified size
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--hc use LZ4HC instead of LZ4
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--zstd use ZSTD instead of LZ4
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--deflate_qpl use deflate_qpl instead of LZ4
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--codec arg use codecs combination instead of LZ4
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--level arg compression level for codecs specified
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via flags
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--none use no compression instead of LZ4
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--stat print block statistics of compressed
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data
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offset to the decompressed block (i.e.
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virtual offset)
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-b [ --block-size ] arg (=1048576) compress in blocks of specified size
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--hc use LZ4HC instead of LZ4
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--zstd use ZSTD instead of LZ4
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--deflate_qpl use deflate_qpl instead of LZ4
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--codec arg use codecs combination instead of LZ4
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--level arg compression level for codecs specified
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via flags
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--none use no compression instead of LZ4
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--stat print block statistics of compressed
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data
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clickhouse-format
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Usage: clickhouse format [options] < query
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Allowed options:
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--query arg query to format
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--hilite add syntax highlight with ANSI terminal
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escape sequences
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--oneline format in single line
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-q [ --quiet ] just check syntax, no output on success
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-n [ --multiquery ]
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allow multiple queries in the same file
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--obfuscate obfuscate instead of formatting
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--backslash add a backslash at the end of each line
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of the formatted query
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--query arg query to format
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-h [ --help ] produce help message
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--hilite add syntax highlight with ANSI terminal
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escape sequences
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--oneline format in single line
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-q [ --quiet ] just check syntax, no output on success
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-n [ --multiquery ] allow multiple queries in the same file
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--obfuscate obfuscate instead of formatting
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--backslash add a backslash at the end of each line
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of the formatted query
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--allow_settings_after_format_in_insert
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Allow SETTINGS after FORMAT, but note,
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that this is not always safe
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--seed arg seed (arbitrary string) that determines
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the result of obfuscation
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--max_query_size arg
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Which part of the query can be read
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into RAM for parsing (the remaining
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data for INSERT, if any, is read later)
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--max_parser_depth arg
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Maximum parser depth (recursion depth
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of recursive descend parser).
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Allow SETTINGS after FORMAT, but note,
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that this is not always safe
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--seed arg seed (arbitrary string) that determines
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the result of obfuscation
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--max_query_size arg Which part of the query can be read
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into RAM for parsing (the remaining
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data for INSERT, if any, is read later)
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--max_parser_depth arg Maximum parser depth (recursion depth
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of recursive descend parser).
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clickhouse-copier
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usage: clickhouse-copier --config-file <config-file> --task-path
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<task-path>
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usage: clickhouse-copier --config-file <config-file> --task-path <task-path>
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Copies tables from one cluster to another
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-C<file>, --config-file=<file>
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@ -1235,71 +1206,64 @@ Usage: clickhouse obfuscator [options] < in > out
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Input must be seekable file (it will be read twice).
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Options:
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--help produce help message
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-S [ --structure ] arg
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structure of the initial table (list of
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column and type names)
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--input-format arg
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input format of the initial table data
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--output-format arg
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default output format
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--seed arg seed (arbitrary string), must be random
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string with at least 10 bytes length;
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note that a seed for each column is
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derived from this seed and a column
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name: you can obfuscate data for
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different tables and as long as you use
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identical seed and identical column
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names, the data for corresponding
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non-text columns for different tables
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will be transformed in the same way, so
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the data for different tables can be
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JOINed after obfuscation
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--limit arg if specified - stop after generating
|
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that number of rows; the limit can be
|
||||
also greater than the number of source
|
||||
dataset - in this case it will process
|
||||
the dataset in a loop more than one
|
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time, using different seeds on every
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||||
iteration, generating result as large
|
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as needed
|
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--silent arg (=0) don't print information messages to
|
||||
stderr
|
||||
--save arg save the models after training to the
|
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specified file. You can use --limit 0
|
||||
to skip the generation step. The file
|
||||
is using binary, platform-dependent,
|
||||
opaque serialization format. The model
|
||||
parameters are saved, while the seed is
|
||||
not.
|
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--load arg load the models instead of training
|
||||
from the specified file. The table
|
||||
structure must match the saved file.
|
||||
The seed should be specified
|
||||
separately, while other model
|
||||
parameters are loaded.
|
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--order arg (=5) order of markov model to generate
|
||||
strings
|
||||
--frequency-cutoff arg (=5)
|
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frequency cutoff for markov model:
|
||||
remove all buckets with count less than
|
||||
specified
|
||||
--num-buckets-cutoff arg (=0)
|
||||
cutoff for number of different possible
|
||||
continuations for a context: remove all
|
||||
histograms with less than specified
|
||||
number of buckets
|
||||
--frequency-add arg (=0)
|
||||
add a constant to every count to lower
|
||||
probability distribution skew
|
||||
--frequency-desaturate arg (=0)
|
||||
0..1 - move every frequency towards
|
||||
average to lower probability
|
||||
distribution skew
|
||||
--help produce help message
|
||||
-S [ --structure ] arg structure of the initial table (list of
|
||||
column and type names)
|
||||
--input-format arg input format of the initial table data
|
||||
--output-format arg default output format
|
||||
--seed arg seed (arbitrary string), must be random
|
||||
string with at least 10 bytes length;
|
||||
note that a seed for each column is
|
||||
derived from this seed and a column
|
||||
name: you can obfuscate data for
|
||||
different tables and as long as you use
|
||||
identical seed and identical column
|
||||
names, the data for corresponding
|
||||
non-text columns for different tables
|
||||
will be transformed in the same way, so
|
||||
the data for different tables can be
|
||||
JOINed after obfuscation
|
||||
--limit arg if specified - stop after generating
|
||||
that number of rows; the limit can be
|
||||
also greater than the number of source
|
||||
dataset - in this case it will process
|
||||
the dataset in a loop more than one
|
||||
time, using different seeds on every
|
||||
iteration, generating result as large
|
||||
as needed
|
||||
--silent arg (=0) don't print information messages to
|
||||
stderr
|
||||
--save arg save the models after training to the
|
||||
specified file. You can use --limit 0
|
||||
to skip the generation step. The file
|
||||
is using binary, platform-dependent,
|
||||
opaque serialization format. The model
|
||||
parameters are saved, while the seed is
|
||||
not.
|
||||
--load arg load the models instead of training
|
||||
from the specified file. The table
|
||||
structure must match the saved file.
|
||||
The seed should be specified
|
||||
separately, while other model
|
||||
parameters are loaded.
|
||||
--order arg (=5) order of markov model to generate
|
||||
strings
|
||||
--frequency-cutoff arg (=5) frequency cutoff for markov model:
|
||||
remove all buckets with count less than
|
||||
specified
|
||||
--num-buckets-cutoff arg (=0) cutoff for number of different possible
|
||||
continuations for a context: remove all
|
||||
histograms with less than specified
|
||||
number of buckets
|
||||
--frequency-add arg (=0) add a constant to every count to lower
|
||||
probability distribution skew
|
||||
--frequency-desaturate arg (=0) 0..1 - move every frequency towards
|
||||
average to lower probability
|
||||
distribution skew
|
||||
--determinator-sliding-window-size arg (=8)
|
||||
size of a sliding window in a source
|
||||
string - its hash is used as a seed for
|
||||
RNG in markov model
|
||||
size of a sliding window in a source
|
||||
string - its hash is used as a seed for
|
||||
RNG in markov model
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Example:
|
||||
@ -1457,34 +1421,30 @@ clickhouse-client --query "INSERT INTO git.line_changes FORMAT TSV" < line_chang
|
||||
|
||||
Usage: clickhouse git-import
|
||||
Allowed options:
|
||||
-h [ --help ] produce help message
|
||||
-h [ --help ] produce help message
|
||||
--skip-commits-without-parents arg (=1)
|
||||
Skip commits without parents (except
|
||||
the initial commit). These commits are
|
||||
usually erroneous but they can make
|
||||
sense in very rare cases.
|
||||
Skip commits without parents (except
|
||||
the initial commit). These commits are
|
||||
usually erroneous but they can make
|
||||
sense in very rare cases.
|
||||
--skip-commits-with-duplicate-diffs arg (=1)
|
||||
Skip commits with duplicate diffs.
|
||||
These commits are usually results of
|
||||
cherry-pick or merge after rebase.
|
||||
--skip-commit arg Skip commit with specified hash. The
|
||||
option can be specified multiple times.
|
||||
--skip-paths arg Skip paths that matches regular
|
||||
expression (re2 syntax).
|
||||
--skip-commits-with-messages arg
|
||||
Skip commits whose messages matches
|
||||
regular expression (re2 syntax).
|
||||
--diff-size-limit arg (=100000)
|
||||
Skip commits whose diff size (number of
|
||||
added + removed lines) is larger than
|
||||
specified threshold. Does not apply for
|
||||
initial commit.
|
||||
--stop-after-commit arg
|
||||
Stop processing after specified commit
|
||||
hash.
|
||||
--threads arg (=8)
|
||||
Number of concurrent git subprocesses
|
||||
to spawn
|
||||
Skip commits with duplicate diffs.
|
||||
These commits are usually results of
|
||||
cherry-pick or merge after rebase.
|
||||
--skip-commit arg Skip commit with specified hash. The
|
||||
option can be specified multiple times.
|
||||
--skip-paths arg Skip paths that matches regular
|
||||
expression (re2 syntax).
|
||||
--skip-commits-with-messages arg Skip commits whose messages matches
|
||||
regular expression (re2 syntax).
|
||||
--diff-size-limit arg (=100000) Skip commits whose diff size (number of
|
||||
added + removed lines) is larger than
|
||||
specified threshold. Does not apply for
|
||||
initial commit.
|
||||
--stop-after-commit arg Stop processing after specified commit
|
||||
hash.
|
||||
--threads arg (=8) Number of concurrent git subprocesses
|
||||
to spawn
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Example:
|
||||
@ -1516,29 +1476,25 @@ clickhouse-keeper-converter
|
||||
|
||||
Usage: clickhouse keeper-converter --zookeeper-logs-dir /var/lib/zookeeper/data/version-2 --zookeeper-snapshots-dir /var/lib/zookeeper/data/version-2 --output-dir /var/lib/clickhouse/coordination/snapshots
|
||||
Allowed options:
|
||||
-h [ --help ] produce help message
|
||||
--zookeeper-logs-dir arg
|
||||
Path to directory with ZooKeeper logs
|
||||
--zookeeper-snapshots-dir arg
|
||||
Path to directory with ZooKeeper
|
||||
snapshots
|
||||
--output-dir arg Directory to place output
|
||||
clickhouse-keeper snapshot
|
||||
-h [ --help ] produce help message
|
||||
--zookeeper-logs-dir arg Path to directory with ZooKeeper logs
|
||||
--zookeeper-snapshots-dir arg Path to directory with ZooKeeper snapshots
|
||||
--output-dir arg Directory to place output clickhouse-keeper
|
||||
snapshot
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
clickhouse-static-files-disk-uploader
|
||||
|
||||
Allowed options:
|
||||
-h [ --help ] produce help message
|
||||
--metadata-path arg
|
||||
Metadata path (SELECT data_paths FROM
|
||||
system.tables WHERE name = 'table_name'
|
||||
AND database = 'database_name')
|
||||
--test-mode Use test mode, which will put data on
|
||||
given url via PUT
|
||||
--link Create symlinks instead of copying
|
||||
--url arg Web server url for test mode
|
||||
--output-dir arg Directory to put files in non-test mode
|
||||
-h [ --help ] produce help message
|
||||
--metadata-path arg Metadata path (SELECT data_paths FROM system.tables
|
||||
WHERE name = 'table_name' AND database =
|
||||
'database_name')
|
||||
--test-mode Use test mode, which will put data on given url via
|
||||
PUT
|
||||
--link Create symlinks instead of copying
|
||||
--url arg Web server url for test mode
|
||||
--output-dir arg Directory to put files in non-test mode
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
clickhouse-su
|
||||
@ -1576,12 +1532,10 @@ Path should be in format './' or './path' or 'path'
|
||||
list-disks List disks names
|
||||
|
||||
clickhouse-disks:
|
||||
-h [ --help ] Print common help message
|
||||
-C [ --config-file ] arg
|
||||
Set config file
|
||||
--disk arg Set disk name
|
||||
--command_name arg
|
||||
Name for command to do
|
||||
--save-logs Save logs to a file
|
||||
--log-level arg Logging level
|
||||
-h [ --help ] Print common help message
|
||||
-C [ --config-file ] arg Set config file
|
||||
--disk arg Set disk name
|
||||
--command_name arg Name for command to do
|
||||
--save-logs Save logs to a file
|
||||
--log-level arg Logging level
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ CURDIR=$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)
|
||||
# In CI there is no tty and we just ignore failed stty calls.
|
||||
# Set 80 to have same as default size as in notty.
|
||||
backup_stty_size=$(stty size 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $2}' ||:)
|
||||
stty columns 60 2>/dev/null ||:
|
||||
stty columns 78 2>/dev/null ||:
|
||||
|
||||
echo "================BINARY=========================="
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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