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Just a reminder issue to provide some examples around how to use the SQL page. The following are some example calls:
Some documentation already exists here, but no examples.
Example SQLs to try on your /sql.html endpoint of your NNA instance:
SELECT * FROM files WHERE fileSize = 0 LIMIT 100 -- Example call to find and list 100 random empty files. Return value is a list of file paths.
SELECT * FROM files WHERE fileSize = 0 AND user != pjeli AND group = engineers -- List all empty files not owned by user 'pjeli' and owned by group 'engineers'. Return value is a list of file paths.
SELECT MAX(diskspaceConsumed) FROM files WHERE path LIKE '/tmp/%' AND user != pjeli -- Returns the single biggest files total diskspace consumed under path '/tmp' that is not owned by user 'pjeli'. Return value is an integer.
SELECT user,COUNT(*) FROM files WHERE fileSize = 0 GROUP BY user -- Returns a CSV list of usernames and their respective counts of empty files.
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Just a reminder issue to provide some examples around how to use the SQL page. The following are some example calls:
Some documentation already exists here, but no examples.
Example SQLs to try on your
/sql.html
endpoint of your NNA instance:SELECT * FROM files WHERE fileSize = 0 LIMIT 100
-- Example call to find and list 100 random empty files. Return value is a list of file paths.SELECT * FROM files WHERE fileSize = 0 AND user != pjeli AND group = engineers
-- List all empty files not owned by user 'pjeli' and owned by group 'engineers'. Return value is a list of file paths.SELECT MAX(diskspaceConsumed) FROM files WHERE path LIKE '/tmp/%' AND user != pjeli
-- Returns the single biggest files total diskspace consumed under path '/tmp' that is not owned by user 'pjeli'. Return value is an integer.SELECT user,COUNT(*) FROM files WHERE fileSize = 0 GROUP BY user
-- Returns a CSV list of usernames and their respective counts of empty files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: