kdb find <regex>

Where regex is a regular expression which contains the key to find.

This command will list the name of all keys that contain regex.

-H, --help: Show the man page.
-V, --version: Print version info.
-p, --profile <profile>: Use a different kdb profile.
-C, --color <when>: Print never/auto(default)/always colored output.
-v, --verbose: Explain what is happening. Prints additional information in case of errors/warnings.
-d, --debug: Give debug information. Prints additional debug information in case of errors/warnings.
-0, --null: Use binary 0 termination.

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Backup-and-Restore: user/tests/find

We use the <tt>dump</tt> plugin, since some storage plugins, e.g. INI,

create intermediate keys, such as <tt>user/tests/find/tests/foo</tt>

for the following test.

sudo kdb mount find.ecf user/tests/find dump

Create the keys we use for the examples

kdb set user/tests/find/tests val1 kdb set user/tests/find/tests/foo/bar val2 kdb set user/tests/find/tests/fizz/buzz fizzbuzz kdb set user/tests/find/tostfizz val3 kdb set user/tests/find/tust/level lvl

list all keys containing /tests/find/t[eo]

kdb find '/tests/find/t[eo]' #> user/tests/find/tests #> user/tests/find/tests/fizz/buzz #> user/tests/find/tests/foo/bar #> user/tests/find/tostfizz

list all keys containing fizz

kdb find 'fizz' #> user/tests/find/tests/fizz/buzz #> user/tests/find/tostfizz

kdb rm -r /tests/find sudo kdb umount user/tests/find ```