- -t type
Update all files as type. Currently, the
types supported are text and
grs.subtype.
If no subtype is provided for the GRS
(General Record Structure) type, the canonical input format
is assumed (see
the Section called Local Representation in Chapter 8).
Generally, it is probably advisable to specify the record types
in the zebra.cfg file (see
the Section called Record Types in Chapter 5), to avoid confusion at
subsequent updates.
- -c config-file
Read the configuration file
config-file instead of
zebra.cfg.
- -g group
Update the files according to the group
settings for group
(see
the Section called The Zebra Configuration File in Chapter 5).
- -d database
The records located should be associated with the database name
database for access through the Z39.50 server.
- -l file
Write log messages to file instead
of stderr.
- -m mbytes
Use mbytes of memory before flushing
keys to background storage. This setting affects performance when
updating large databases.
- -n
Disable the use of shadow registers for this operation
(see
the Section called Safe Updating - Using Shadow Registers in Chapter 5).
- -s
Show analysis of the indexing process. The maintenance
program works in a read-only mode and doesn't change the state
of the index. This options is very useful when you wish to test a
new profile.
- -V
Show Zebra version.
- -v level
Set the log level to level.
level should be one of
none, debug, and
all.