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ABEJA Platform CLI
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ABEJA Platform CLI
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- Appendix
describe-channels
Description
Get information of datalake channel. By specifying a channel ID, only the information for that channel can be obtained.
Synopsis
$ abeja datalake describe-channels [--help]
Usage: abeja datalake describe-channels [OPTIONS]
Describe DataLake channels
Options:
-c, --channel_id TEXT Channel id
-l, --limit INTEGER Number of pagings (default: 1000)
-o, --offset INTEGER Paging start index
--include-archived Includes archived Channels.
--help Show this message and exit.
Option
-c
, --channel_id
Specify the ID of the channel for which you want to get information.
--include-archived
Includes archived channels when listing channels. Archived channels are excluded when this option is not given.
-l
, --limit
Specify number of items for paging. Default is 1000.
-o
, --offset
Specify start index of paging.
Example
Getting the channel information
Command:
$ abeja datalake describe-channels --channel_id 1234567890123