skate:tldr:0012f

skate: Show your keys saved in a non default database.

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$ skate list @"${database_name}"

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The command "skate list @"${database_name}"" is likely used in a specific software or script, as it is not a standard command in a typical command-line interface. Without more context, its exact purpose cannot be determined.

From the provided command, we can infer that it involves a command or function called "skate" with the argument "list". The "@" symbol followed by "${database_name}" suggests that the command is using a variable or placeholder for the name of a database.

In practice, this command could be part of a larger script or software tool used to perform database operations. It may be exploiting the "skate" functionality to retrieve or display a list of items or records from a specified database, using the variable "${database_name}" to identify the particular database for the operation.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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