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influxd inspect verify-wal

The influxd inspect verify-wal command analyzes the Write-Ahead Log (WAL) to check if there are any corrupt files. If it finds corrupt files, the command returns the names of those files. It also returns the total number of entries in each scanned WAL file.

Usage

influxd inspect verify-wal [flags]

Output details

influxd inspect verify-wal outputs the following for each file:

  • The file name.
  • The first position of any identified corruption or “clean” if no corruption is found.

After the verification is complete, it returns a summary with:

  • The number of WAL files scanned.
  • The number of WAL entries scanned.
  • A list of files found to be corrupt.

Flags

Flag Description Input Type
-h --help Help for the verify-wal command.
-v --verbose Enable verbose logging.
--wal-path Path to WAL directory (default is ~/.influxdbv2/engine/wal) string

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