5.3.2 Using commands to manipulate the test data

(1) Storing test data

Execute the eztool put command to store test data.

eztool put cache-name key value

Example of command execution

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(2) Checking whether the command ran successfully

Use the eztool status -v command to display the number of keys held by the EADS server.

eztool status -v

Example of command execution

The KeyCount column displays the number of keys that were stored.

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(3) Acquiring the stored data

Use the eztool get command to acquire the stored value.

eztool get cache-name key

Example of command execution

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(4) Deleting the stored data

Use the eztool remove command to delete the stored value.

eztool remove cache-name key

Example of command execution

To delete keys stored in a specified cache and all the values associated with those keys, execute the eztool removeall command.

eztool removeall [-g group-name] cache-name

Example of command execution

When you specify the -g option in the eztool removeall command, you delete only the keys in the specified cache that belong to the specified group, and all the values associated with those keys.

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