Issue 6090 - Fix dbscan options and man pages #6315
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Fixed several issues because the testcase failed on bdb:
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* Issue 6090 - Fix dbscan options and man pages dbscan -d option is dangerously confusing as it removes a database instance while in db_stat it identify the database (cf issue #5609 ). This fix implements long options in dbscan, rename -d in --remove, and requires a new --do-it option for action that change the database content. The fix should also align both the usage and the dbscan man page with the new set of options Issue: #6090 Reviewed by: @tbordaz, @droideck (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit 25e1d16)
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* Issue 6090 - Fix dbscan options and man pages dbscan -d option is dangerously confusing as it removes a database instance while in db_stat it identify the database (cf issue #5609 ). This fix implements long options in dbscan, rename -d in --remove, and requires a new --do-it option for action that change the database content. The fix should also align both the usage and the dbscan man page with the new set of options Issue: #6090 Reviewed by: @tbordaz, @droideck (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit 25e1d16)
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* Issue 6090 - Fix dbscan options and man pages dbscan -d option is dangerously confusing as it removes a database instance while in db_stat it identify the database (cf issue #5609 ). This fix implements long options in dbscan, rename -d in --remove, and requires a new --do-it option for action that change the database content. The fix should also align both the usage and the dbscan man page with the new set of options Issue: #6090 Reviewed by: @tbordaz, @droideck (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit 25e1d16) (cherry picked from commit 4790bfe)
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* Issue 6090 - Fix dbscan options and man pages dbscan -d option is dangerously confusing as it removes a database instance while in db_stat it identify the database (cf issue #5609 ). This fix implements long options in dbscan, rename -d in --remove, and requires a new --do-it option for action that change the database content. The fix should also align both the usage and the dbscan man page with the new set of options Issue: #6090 Reviewed by: @tbordaz, @droideck (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit 25e1d16) (cherry picked from commit 4790bfe) (cherry picked from commit 2ce6458)
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This reverts commit 2ce6458.
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* Issue 6090 - Fix dbscan options and man pages dbscan -d option is dangerously confusing as it removes a database instance while in db_stat it identify the database (cf issue #5609 ). This fix implements long options in dbscan, rename -d in --remove, and requires a new --do-it option for action that change the database content. The fix should also align both the usage and the dbscan man page with the new set of options Issue: #6090 Reviewed by: @tbordaz, @droideck (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit 25e1d16)
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* Issue 6090 - Fix dbscan options and man pages dbscan -d option is dangerously confusing as it removes a database instance while in db_stat it identify the database (cf issue #5609 ). This fix implements long options in dbscan, rename -d in --remove, and requires a new --do-it option for action that change the database content. The fix should also align both the usage and the dbscan man page with the new set of options Issue: #6090 Reviewed by: @tbordaz, @droideck (Thanks!) (cherry picked from commit 25e1d16)
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dbscan -d option is dangerously confusing as it removes a database instance while in db_stat it identify the database
(cf issue #5609 ).
This fix implements long options in dbscan, rename -d in --remove, and requires a new --do-it option for action that change the database content.
The fix should also align both the usage and the dbscan man page with the new set of options
Issue: #6090
Reviewed by: @tbordaz, @droideck (Thanks!)