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From foundationdb-7.3-compat 7.3.79-r7 (enterprise-packages), captured 2026-11-08 by running fdbdr --help (exit 0). permalink

FoundationDB 7.3 (v7.3.79)
Usage: fdbdr [TOP_LEVEL_OPTIONS] (start | status | switch | abort | pause | resume) [OPTIONS]

 TOP LEVEL OPTIONS:
  --build-flags  Print build information and exit.
  -v, --version  Print version information and exit.
  -h, --help     Display this help and exit.

 ACTION OPTIONS:
  -d, --destination CONNFILE
                 The path of a file containing the connection string for the
                 destination FoundationDB cluster.
  -s, --source CONNFILE
                 The path of a file containing the connection string for the
                 source FoundationDB cluster.
  -e ERRORLIMIT  The maximum number of errors printed by status (default is 10).
  -k KEYS        List of key ranges to backup.
                 If not specified, the entire database will be backed up.
  --keys-file FILE
                 Same as -k option, except keys are specified in the input file.
  --cleanup      Abort will attempt to stop mutation logging on the source cluster.
  --dstonly      Abort will not make any changes on the source cluster.
  --tls-certificate-file CERTFILE
                 The path of a file containing the TLS certificate and CA
                 chain.
  --tls-ca-file CERTAUTHFILE
                 The path of a file containing the CA certificates chain.
  --tls-key-file KEYFILE
                 The path of a file containing the private key corresponding
                 to the TLS certificate.
  --tls-password PASSCODE
                 The passphrase of encrypted private key
  --tls-verify-peers CONSTRAINTS
                 The constraints by which to validate TLS peers. The contents
                 and format of CONSTRAINTS are plugin-specific.
  --log          Enables trace file logging for the CLI session.
  --logdir PATH  Specifes the output directory for trace files. If
                 unspecified, defaults to the current directory. Has
                 no effect unless --log is specified.
  --loggroup LOG_GROUP
                 Sets the LogGroup field with the specified value for all
                 events in the trace output (defaults to `default').
  --trace-format FORMAT
                 Select the format of the trace files. xml (the default) and json are supported.
                 Has no effect unless --log is specified.
  -h, --help     Display this help and exit.

  KEYS FORMAT:   "<BEGINKEY> <ENDKEY>" [...]
Options (19)
OptionDescriptionSource
--build-flagsPrint build information and exit.help
-v, --versionPrint version information and exit.help
-h, --helpDisplay this help and exit.help
-d, --destination CONNFILEThe path of a file containing the connection string for the destination FoundationDB cluster.help
-s, --source CONNFILEThe path of a file containing the connection string for the source FoundationDB cluster.help
-e ERRORLIMITThe maximum number of errors printed by status (default is 10).help
-k KEYSList of key ranges to backup.help
--keys-file FILESame as -k option, except keys are specified in the input file.help
--cleanupAbort will attempt to stop mutation logging on the source cluster.help
--dstonlyAbort will not make any changes on the source cluster.help
--tls-certificate-file CERTFILEThe path of a file containing the TLS certificate and CA chain.help
--tls-ca-file CERTAUTHFILEThe path of a file containing the CA certificates chain.help
--tls-key-file KEYFILEThe path of a file containing the private key corresponding to the TLS certificate.help
--tls-password PASSCODEThe passphrase of encrypted private keyhelp
--tls-verify-peers CONSTRAINTSThe constraints by which to validate TLS peers.help
--logEnables trace file logging for the CLI session.help
--logdir PATHSpecifes the output directory for trace files.help
--loggroup LOG_GROUPSets the LogGroup field with the specified value for all events in the trace output (defaults to `default').help
--trace-format FORMATSelect the format of the trace files.help

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