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pspp-dump-sav(1)		  PSPP Manual		      pspp-dump-sav(1)

NAME
       pspp-dump-sav - dissect SPSS system file

SYNOPSIS
       pspp-dump-sav [-d | --data[=maxcases]] file...
       pspp-dump-sav --help | -h
       pspp-dump-sav --version | -v

DESCRIPTION
       The  pspp-dump-sav  program reads each SPSS system file file and prints
       its contents.  The output format is useful for  debugging  system  file
       readers	and  writers  and  for discovering how to interpret unknown or
       poorly understood records.  End users may find the  output  useful  for
       providing  the PSPP developers information about system files that PSPP
       does not accurately read.

OPTIONS
       -d[maxcases]
       --data[=maxcases]
	      By default, pspp-dump-sav does not print any of the  data	 in  a
	      system  file,  only  the	file  headers.	Specify this option to
	      print the data as well.  If maxcases is specified, then it  lim‐
	      its the number of cases printed.

       -h
       --help Prints a usage message on stdout and exits.

       -v
       --version
	      Prints version information on stdout and exits.

BUGS
       Some  errors  that  prevent  files  from being interpreted successfully
       cause pspp-dump-sav to exit without reading any additional files	 given
       on the command line.

AUTHORS
       Ben Pfaff and John Darrington.

SEE ALSO
       pspp(1), psppire(1).

PSPP				 January 2012		      pspp-dump-sav(1)

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