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## Raster File Globbing
COPY table FROM '/path/path/something_*.tiff' WITH (source_type='raster_file')

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## Using a data source name:
COPY example_table
  FROM 'SELECT * FROM remote_postgres_table WHERE event_timestamp > ''2020-01-01'';'
  WITH 
    (source_type = 'odbc', 
     sql_order_by = 'event_timestamp',
     data_source_name = 'postgres_db_1',
     username = 'my_username',
     password = 'my_password');
     

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## access omnisql through the container

docker exec -it omnisciserver /omnisci/bin/omnisql -q -s omnisciserver -u myuser -p mypass --db mydb

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## restart your omnisci server and web server containers

sudo Docker restart $(sudo docker ps -a -q)

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## list your docker containers on your machine

sudo docker ps

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## add a unique id to your table

alter table table_name add column unique_id_int BIGINT;

update table_name
set unique_id_int = rowid

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## tail the logs from outside the logs directory

ls -rt /var/lib/omnisci/data/mapd_log/*.INFO | tail -100 | xargs tail -f

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## tail the logs from within the log directory

tail -f omnisci_server.INFO 

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## copy files to or from your omnisci server with rsync

rsync -av --progress -e "ssh -i ~/.ssh/yourkey.pem" /path/to/file.csv centos@ec2-yourinstance.compute-1.amazonaws.com:~/.

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## copy files to or from your omnisci server with SCP

scp -i /path/yourkey.pem largefile.csv my-instance-user-name@my-instance-public-dns-name:~/.