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XADUMP(1) General Commands Manual XADUMP(1) NAME xadump - low level access to a Recoll Xapian index. SYNOPSIS xadump [ -d <dbdir> ] [ -e <outputencoding> ] -i <docid> -D xadump [ -d <dbdir> ] [ -e <outputencoding> ] -i <docid> -X xadump [ -d <dbdir> ] [ -e <outputencoding> ] -i <docid> [ -x ] -T xadump [ -d <dbdir> ] [ -e <outputencoding> ] -i <docid> [ -x ] -r xadump [ -d <dbdir> ] [ -e <outputencoding> ] -t <term> -E xadump [ -d <dbdir> ] [ -e <outputencoding> ] -t <term> -F xadump [ -d <dbdir> ] [ -e <outputencoding> ] -t <term> -P xadump -T [ -f ] [ -n ] [ -l ] xadump -q term [term ...] DESCRIPTION The xadump command is a low-level access and diagnostic tool for a Xapian index as organized by the Recoll indexer. The index directory to be used is specified with option -d. Options -D, -X, -T and -r take a single docid argument specified with option -i. -D displays the document data record. -X deletes all index data for the document. -T prints the term list for the document. With- out a docid argument, this option will list the whole index term list. -f can be set to precede each term with its occurrence count (only if no docid is specified). -n can be set to omit the enclosing brackets. -l can be set to skip prefixed terms. -r prints the document text as reconstructed from index data. When option -x is set, terms are printed with each character separated by a space, which can be useful to check some encoding issues. Options -E, -F and -P all need a term argument, specified with -t <term>. -E performs a term existence test. -F retrieves the term fre- quency for the given term. -P displays the postings for the given term. With option -q, xadump performs a simple AND query on the index, using the given term arguments. 18 November 2017 XADUMP(1)
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