history

View and clear the records dbmux keeps for dumps and restores. Entries appear automatically as dump create and restore run finish, successful or not. The records live in config.json, next to your connections.

Usage

bash

dbmux history <subcommand> [options]

Two subcommands exist: list and clear.

history list

bash

dbmux history list [options]

Option	Alias	Type	Description
`--limit`	`-l`	number	Entries to show
`--type`	`-t`	`dump` \| `restore`	Filter to one operation type
`--format`	`-f`	`table` \| `json`	Output format, defaults to `table`

The table shows these columns: ID (truncated), Type, Database, Connection, File, Size, Status, and Timestamp. Status reads OK, FAILED, or DELETED.

Examples

List everything:

bash

dbmux history list

Only dumps:

bash

dbmux history list -t dump

Ten entries as JSON:

bash

dbmux history list -l 10 -f json

history clear

bash

dbmux history clear [options]

Option	Alias	Type	Description
`--type`	`-t`	`dump` \| `restore`	Clear only this operation type

Omit -t and every entry goes. dbmux asks for confirmation first.

Examples

Clear everything after confirming:

bash

dbmux history clear

Clear only restore records:

bash

dbmux history clear -t restore

Related commands

dump writes dump entries, including its own history view.
restore writes restore entries.
configuration shows where the records are stored.