Sometimes when I run a scan '<tablename>
. I see a continuous flood of data being printed because the table is big. I want to kill the process that print the data. Is there a way to do it other than Ctrl-C
? because Ctrl-C
kills the shell process and I don't want to exit the shell.
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You could use scan with LIMIT to limit the scan output on shell :
scan 'table', LIMIT => 5
This will show you only 5 rows. You could also press ctlr+s to hold the scan, if you have done a full scan and want to hold on at a specific row.