txt2kdb help

     txt2kdb [Options] FILE KCOLUMN
        Create a KColumn physical column out of a text file.

        FILE:
            The text file should be ASCII or UTF-8 using LF, CR or CR-LF
            line termination.  Each text line will be put into the
            KColumn as a separate Row.  Each Row will be in its own
            blob.
        KCOLUMN:
            The KColumn is either an existing KColumn or a path to one
            that can be created.    Both paths should be relative to the current directory or full
        from root "/"

    Options:
      -b, --begin=START         include only lines starting from this line in the
                                KColumn.  The first line is line 1 (not 0).
      -e, --end=STOP            stop including lines after this line in the
                                KColumn.  The first line is line 1 (not 0).
      -f, --force               (no parameter) this will cause to over-write
                                existing files.  Without
                                this option the program will fail if the KColumn
                                already exists and append mode is not selected
      -a, --append              (no parameter) this will cause to append the text
                                file to an existing KColumn.  If the file does not
                                already exist it will be created.
      -V, --version             this will cause the program to emit the internal
                                version number before any other action
      -v, --verbose             extra information will be output during
                                processing second occurrence on the command line
                                means even more
      -h, -?, --help            print this message
      -l, --log-level=LEVEL     the next token will affect the logging level of
                                the program  accepted tokens are the numbers
                                0-15, fatal, sys, int, err, warn, info
                              , debug1...debug10