vkey
Provides verification for keys.
Syntax
cbstats host:11210 [common options] vkey <keyname> <vbid> [ <scope>.<collection> | id <collectionID> ]
Options
For common cbstats options, see the cbstats reference page.
Command-specific options are as follows:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
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Name of the key. |
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vBucket ID.
To find the vBucket ID associated with a given key, use the |
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The scope and collection that contain the key. |
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The id of the collection that contains the key.
For information on retrieving the |
Responses
Responses contain the following information:
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
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The key’s current cas value, as a decimal integer. |
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Expiration time from the epoch, as a decimal integer. |
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Flags for this key, as a decimal integer. |
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Whether the value is not yet persisted. |
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Whether the value is resident in memory. |
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See the description immediately below this table. |
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The vBucket state of this key. |
Note that key_valid can have any of the following values:
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this_is_a_bug. An error has occurred. -
dirty. The value in memory has not been persisted yet. -
length_mismatch. The key length in memory does not match the length on the disk. -
data_mismatch. The data in memory does not match the data on disk. -
flags_mismatch. The flags in memory do not match the flags on disk. -
valid. The key is both on disk and in memory. -
ram_but_not_disk. The value does not yet exist on disk. -
item_deleted. The item has been deleted.
Examples: Find vBucket IDs
Using cbc-hash, the following call searches for the vBucket ID that corresponds to the key airline_10; which is provided by default, in the sample bucket travel-sample:
/opt/couchbase/bin/cbc-hash airline_10 \ -U couchbase://localhost/travel-sample \ -u Administrator -P password
The response is as follows:
airline_10: [vBucket=361, Index=0] Server: localhost:11210, CouchAPI: http://localhost:8092/travel-sample
The response thus indicates that the document with the key airline_10 resides in the vBucket whose id is 361.
The following call searches for the key of a custom-created document, saved by the administrator in the sample bucket travel-sample:
/opt/couchbase/bin/cbc-hash newTestDoc \ -U couchbase://localhost/travel-sample \ -u Administrator -P password
The response is as follows:
newTestDoc: [vBucket=4, Index=0] Server: localhost:11210, CouchAPI: http://localhost:8092/travel-sample
The response thus indicates that the document with the key newTestDoc resides in the vBucket whose id is 4.
Examples: Get vKey Information
vKey information can be retrieved either by specifying the bucket; or by additionally specifying either a collection or both a scope and a collection, within the bucket.
Get vKey Information, Specifying Bucket
The following call requests information on the vkey airline_10, contained in the vBucket whose id is 361:
/opt/couchbase/bin/cbstats -u Administrator -p password \ -b travel-sample localhost:11210 \ vkey 'airline_10' 361
The response is as follows:
verification for key airline_10 key_cas: 1601426228785053696 key_exptime: 0 key_flags: 100663298 key_is_dirty: false key_is_resident: true key_valid: data_mismatch key_vb_state: active
Get vKey Information, Specifying Bucket, Scope, and Collection
The following example requests information on the key airline_10, which is provided by default in the sample bucket travel-sample.
The call uses the <scope>.<collection> option, to specify that the default scope and collection should be searched:
/opt/couchbase/bin/cbstats -u Administrator -p password \ -b travel-sample localhost:11210 \ vkey 'airline_10' 361 _default._default
The response is as follows:
verification for key airline_10 key_cas: 1601426228785053696 key_exptime: 0 key_flags: 100663298 key_is_dirty: false key_is_resident: true key_valid: data_mismatch key_vb_state: active
The following example, again using the <scope>.<collection> option, requests information on the key newTestDoc, contained in the administrator-created collection MyCollection; which is in the administrator-created scope MyScope, in the travel-sample bucket.
/opt/couchbase/bin/cbstats -u Administrator -p password \ -b travel-sample localhost:11210 \ vkey 'newTestDoc' 4 MyScope.MyCollection
The response is as follows:
verification for key newTestDoc key_cas: 1602139598762409984 key_exptime: 0 key_flags: 100663298 key_is_dirty: false key_is_resident: true key_valid: valid key_vb_state: active
Get Key Information, Specifying Collection ID
The following example requests information on the key airline_10, which is provided by default in the sample bucket travel-sample.
The call uses the id <collectionID> option, to specify that the default collection should be searched:
/opt/couchbase/bin/cbstats -u Administrator -p password \ -b travel-sample localhost:11210 \ vkey 'airline_10' 361 id 0x0
The response is as follows:
verification for key airline_10 key_cas: 1601426228785053696 key_exptime: 0 key_flags: 100663298 key_is_dirty: false key_is_resident: true key_valid: data_mismatch key_vb_state: active
The following example, again using the id <collectionID> option, requests information on the key newTestDoc, contained in the administrator-created collection MyCollection, in the travel-sample bucket.
/opt/couchbase/bin/cbstats -u Administrator -p password \ -b travel-sample localhost:11210 \ vkey 'newTestDoc' 4 id 0x9
The response is as follows:
verification for key newTestDoc key_cas: 1602139598762409984 key_exptime: 0 key_flags: 100663298 key_is_dirty: false key_is_resident: true key_valid: valid key_vb_state: active
See Also
For an overview of scopes and collections, see Scopes and Collections.
To use cbstats to provide information on collections, see the reference page for the cbstats collections command.
For information on providing information on keys, see the reference page for the cbstats key command.