anchor.diff:  
     georocket search --layer CityModel myquery
   
  -By default the search command writes to standard out (your console). Redirect output to a file as follows.
  +By default, the search command writes to standard out (your console). Redirect output to a file as follows.
   
     georocket search myquery > results.xml
   
  
positive.code: 
    georocket export /
  
  WARNING: Exporting the whole data store may take a while depending on how much data you have stored in GeoRocket.
  
  [[search-command]]
  === Search command
  
negative.code: 
    georocket import --tags city,district,lod1 myfile.xml
  
  In addition, you may define properties. Properties are key-value pairs that can be attached to imported files. Similar to tags, you can use properties to search chunks stored in GeoRocket. Multiple properties can be attached to a chunk, but keys must be unique. Use a colon ':' to separate key and value, and a comma to specify multiple properties.
  
    georocket import --properties type:building,lod:1 myfile.xml
  
  Of course, you can combine tags, properties and layers:
  
    georocket import --layer CityModel \
      --tags city,district,lod1 \
      --properties type:building,lod:1 \
      myfile.xml
  
  For a description on how to use tags and properties to retrieve chunks from the data store, we refer to the sections on the <<search-command, search command>> and the <<query-language, query language>>.
  
  [NOTE]
  ====
  GeoRocket is able to automatically detect the coordinate reference system (CRS) of an imported file. If this is, for any reason, not possible, you may manually specify a reference system with the parameter `--fallbackCRS`. GeoRocket will only use this fallback CRS if it does not find a valid one in the imported file. The CLI accepts CRS strings in the form `EPSG:<code>` (e.g.  `EPSG:25832`). See the http://www.epsg-registry.org/[EPSG registry] for more information.
  ====
  
  === Export command
  
  Export a layer stored in GeoRocket. Provide the name of the layer you want to export.
  
    georocket export CityModel/LOD1
  
  By default, the export command writes to standard out (your console). Redirect output to a file as follows.
  
    georocket export CityModel/LOD1 > lod1.xml
  
  