Overview
Tools to debug a ZODB.
Provide the .core.ZODBInfo class which is a nice interface to inspect the objects in a ZODB and the references between them.
The scan_blobs script scans the blobs directory and prints information about each blob. It is registered using the zopectl.command entry-point, so it can be invoked like this: bin/instance scan_blobs.
Install
Install it as an egg of a Zope instance.
See also
This discussion: Any way to track down the content object a blobstorage asset belongs to? (RelStorage)
Changelog
0.0.1 (2019-07-03)
First version.
1 maintainer
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