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### B.10.2 Examples

Here are some examples of `parqlint`:

    stilts parqlint qat2s.parquet

  Runs all checks on the named parquet file. Reports will be written to standard output.

    stilts parqlint in=1909180027-all.parquet report=E voparquet=true
           ucd=false unit=false

  Runs checks on a parquet file expected to comply to the VOParquet conventions, but only reporting Errors, not Warning or Info reports, and ignoring reports about invalid `ucd` or `unit` attributes in the VOTable. The `voparquet=true` makes lack of a data-less VOTable show up as an Error; if it was not specified a non-VOParquet file would generate no output here.

    stilts parqlint in=op12.parquet votable=op12.vot

  Runs checks on a parquet file but with the data-less VOTable specified externally. By doing this you can iteratively play around with the VOTable annotations until you're happy with the validation output, rather than having to keep generating a new VOParquet file every time you want to make a test. Note that the VOTable can be extracted from an existing VOParquet file if required using the `parqlook` command.

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STILTS - Starlink Tables Infrastructure Library Tool Set
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