sq ping

Ping data sources (or groups of sources) to check connection health.
If no arguments provided, the active data source is pinged. Otherwise, ping
the specified sources or groups.

The exit code is 1 if ping fails for any of the sources.

Usage:
  sq ping [@HANDLE|GROUP]*

Examples:
  # Ping active data source.
  $ sq ping

  # Ping @my1 and @pg1.
  $ sq ping @my1 @pg1

  # Ping sources in the root group (i.e. all sources).
  $ sq ping /

  # Ping sources in the "prod" and "staging" groups.
  $ sq ping prod staging

  # Ping @my1 with 2s timeout.
  $ sq ping @my1 --timeout 2s

  # Output in TSV format.
  $ sq ping --tsv @my1

Flags:
  -t, --text                    Output text
  -h, --header                  Print header row (default true)
  -H, --no-header               Don't print header row
  -j, --json                    Output JSON
  -C, --csv                     Output CSV
      --tsv                     Output TSV
  -c, --compact                 Compact instead of pretty-printed output
      --ping.timeout duration   ping command timeout duration (default 10s)
      --help                    help for ping

Global Flags:
      --config string         Load config from here
      --debug.pprof string    pprof profiling mode (default "off")
      --error.format string   Error output format (default "text")
  -E, --error.stack           Print error stack trace to stderr
      --log                   Enable logging
      --log.file string       Log file path (default "/Users/neilotoole/Library/Logs/sq/sq.log")
      --log.format string     Log output format (text or json) (default "text")
      --log.level string      Log level, one of: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR (default "DEBUG")
  -M, --monochrome            Don't print color output
      --no-progress           Don't show progress bar
      --no-redact             Don't redact passwords in output
  -v, --verbose               Print verbose output