exec
Command used to run a StackQL query, either as a statement or as a batch of statements from an StackQL script (IQL File).
Syntax
stackql exec [query] [flags]
Arguments
| Argument | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
query | StackQL query to be performed or command to be executed | "SELECT * FROM google.compute.instancesWHERE project = 'myproject' AND zone = 'us-east1-a'"Note that the query must be enclosed in single or double quotes |
Flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-o--output | Output mode, valid values include: table(default) json, csv and text, example: --output json |
-i--infile | Run query from the specified file if required, if specified any query provided as an argument will be ignored, example: --infile myquery.iql |
-q--iqldata | Source data for the command using a json or jsonnet file, example: --iqldata vars.jsonnet |
--dryrun | Dry run flag; preprocessor only will run and output will returned |
--var | External variables (can be environment vars or secrets) sourced by jsonnet files specified using the --iqldata flag, example --var region=${AWS_REGION} |
-f--outfile | File to output results to if required (default behavior is to output results to the console only), example --outfile myoutput.csv |
-H--help | Print help information |
-v--verbose | Run queries in verbose mode with additional output sent to stdout, if the -f option is selected this additional logging information will be written to the output file along with the query results |
see Global Flags for additional options
Examples
Output query results to the console in table format:
stackql exec "SHOW services IN google"
Output query results to the console in json format:
stackql exec "SHOW services IN google" -o json
Output query results to a file in json format:
stackql exec "SHOW services IN google" -o json -f services.json
Execute query from an input file (IQL File) outputting the results to a file in json format:
stackql exec -i getservices.iql -o json -f services.json