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DB-All.e is a fast, temporary, on-disk database where meteorological data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated. To make computation easier, data is stored as physical data, that is, as measures of a variable in a specific point of space and time, rather than as a sequence of reports.
This is a quick introduction to DB-All.e. It is intended as a quick read to get up to speed, and as a quick reference for everyday use.
- Fortran API concepts
- A walk through the Fortran API
- Including the DB-All.e interface file
- Error management
- Starting the work
- Setting input and reading output
- Input/output shortcuts
- Parameter names
- Queries and observed data
- Attributes
- Querying the database
- Clearing the database
- Inserting data
- Deleting data
- Reading attributes
- Writing attributes
- Deleting attributes
- Ending the work
- Shortcuts to stations and data
- Helpers for pretty printing
- Modifiers for queries
- Working with files
- Code examples
- Transactional behaviour
- Fortran dballe functions
- FAQ and Troubleshooting