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influxctl table iceberg

  • influxctl 2.10.2+

The influxctl table iceberg command and its subcommands enable or disable Iceberg-compatible exports for a table in an InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated cluster.

Only available with InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated

Iceberg-compatible exports are currently only available with InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated, not InfluxDB Clustered. influxctl table iceberg command and its subcommands can only be used with InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated.

Usage

influxctl table iceberg [subcommand] [flags]

Subcommands

SubcommandDescription
enableEnable Iceberg exports for a table
disableDisable Iceberg exports for a table
help, hOutput command help

Flags

FlagDescription
-h--helpOutput command help

Also see influxctl global flags.

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