DBCOLIZE(1)

💅 dbcolize — the manual page (yes, that one)

Okay bestie, gather round, because this one is short but spicy. 🌶️

This is dbcolize from section 1 of the manual — the User Contributed Perl Documentation corner of the universe, no cap. And the tea? It's giving "retired icon". 🫖

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✨ NAME ✨

dbcolize — DEPRECATED, now use dbfilealter 💀

That's it. That's the whole page. Not me hyping you up for a three-word synopsis 😭

But fr fr, the details matter:

• dbcolize is the command you're looking at 👀
• It's DEPRECATED — capital letters, all caps, the whole dramatic moment 🔥
• The replacement is dbfilealter — that's the one you should be using now, periodt 👑

⚠️ Heads up bestie: if you were about to run dbcolize, maybe don't? The page literally says to use dbfilealter instead. That's the entire vibe check.

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🎀 the wrap-up 🎀

No options, no flags, no arguments, no exit statuses, no environment variables — nothing else hiding in here. Just one glorious deprecated-era notification. She said "my work here is done" and left. 💅✨

Sign-off time! 🌈 This little legend comes to you courtesy of the User Contributed Perl Documentation, running on perl v5.32.1, dated 2024-08-02, and filed neatly under DBCOLIZE(1). Screenshot it, frame it, put it on your wall — it's iconic, it's brief, it's deprecated. Byeee 🦋💖