duroadmin.tcl [envpath]
Duroadmin is a Tcl/Tk script which allows manipulation of Duro databases.
Duroadmin depends on the Tktable package, which is part of ActiveTcl.
If envpath is given, Duroadmin interprets it as a database environment directory and tries to open that environment.
To create a new database within a new environment, first create a new environment by selecting File->Create Environment and entering a new directory or an empty existing directory. Then create a database by selecting Database->Create->Database.
durodump.tcl envpath [output_file]
Durodump is a Tcl script which dumps the data of all real tables in the database environment specified by envpath to a file. If the name of the output file is not specified by the output_file argument, the output file will be named restore.tcl.
The output file of Durodump is a Tcl script which must be run in order to restore the data. The environment directory which is to be restored can be passed as an argument. If no argument is given, the original environment directory is used. The environment directory must exist and is expected to be empty.
durodt [-e dbenv [-d db]] [file]
Interpreter for Duro's flavor of Tutorial D. If file is given, the interpreter will execute commands from that file. Otherwise, it will read commands from standard input.
If Duro D/T has been built with PostgreSQL support, a PostgreSQL URI can be used as an enviroment. PostgreSQL support is currently experimental.