remove table format

book/src/command/db.md

@@ -155,12 +155,12 @@ super db -c 'from logs | ts >= 2018-03-24T17:36:30.090766Z and ts <= 2018-03-24T
 When querying data to the [BSUP](../formats/bsup.md) output format,
 output from a pool can be easily piped to other commands like `super`, e.g.,
 ```
-super db -f bsup -c 'from logs' | super -f table -c 'count() by field' -
+super db -f bsup -c 'from logs' | super -s -c 'count() by field' -
 ```
 Of course, it's even more efficient to run the query inside of the pool traversal
 like this:
 ```
-super db -f table -c 'from logs | count() by field'
+super db -s -c 'from logs | count() by field'
 ```
 By default, the `query` command scans pool data in sort-key order though
 the query optimizer may, in general, reorder the scan to optimize searches,

book/src/tutorials/jq.md

@@ -451,13 +451,12 @@ But more powerfully, types can be used anywhere a value can be used and
 in particular, they can be grouping keys, e.g.,
 ```mdtest-command
 echo '{x:1,y:2}{s:"foo"}{x:3,y:4}' |
-  super -f table -c "count() by this['shape']:=typeof(this) | sort count" -
+  super -s -c "count() by this['shape']:=typeof(this) | sort count" -
 ```
 produces
 ```mdtest-output
-shape               count
-<{s:string}>        1
-<{x:int64,y:int64}> 2
+{shape:<{s:string}>,count:1}
+{shape:<{x:int64,y:int64}>,count:2}
 ```
 When run over large data sets, this gives you an insightful count of
 each "shape" of data in the input.  This is a powerful building block for
@@ -733,7 +732,7 @@ We can take the output from `blend | shapes` and list the fields with
 and their "kind".  Note that when we do an `unnest this` with records as
 input, we get a new record value for each field structured as a key/value pair:
 ```mdtest-command-skip dir=book/src/tutorials
-super -f table -c '
+super -s -c '
   unnest this
   | blend
   | shapes
@@ -967,7 +966,7 @@ to put your clean data into all the right places.
 Let's start with something simple.  How about we output a "PR Report" listing
 the title of each PR along with its PR number and creation date:
 ```mdtest-command-skip dir=book/src/tutorials
-super -f table -c '{DATE:created_at,NUMBER:f"PR #{number}",TITLE:title}' prs.bsup
+super -s -c '{DATE:created_at,NUMBER:f"PR #{number}",TITLE:title}' prs.bsup
 ```
 and you'll see this output...
 ```mdtest-output-skip head
@@ -986,7 +985,7 @@ Instead of old PRs, we can get the latest list of PRs using the
 [`tail` operator](../super-sql/operators/tail.md) since we know the data is sorted
 chronologically. This command retrieves the last five PRs in the dataset:
 ```mdtest-command-skip dir=book/src/tutorials
-super -f table -c '
+super -s -c '
   tail 5
   | {DATE:created_at,"NUMBER":f"PR #{number}",TITLE:title}
 ' prs.bsup

cli/outputflags/flags.go

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ func (f *Flags) SetFormatFlags(fs *flag.FlagSet) {
 		f.Format = "bsup"
 	}
 	fUsage := fmt.Sprintf(
-		"format for output data [arrows,bsup,csv,db,json,line,parquet,sup,table,tsv,zeek] (default %s)",
+		"format for output data [arrows,bsup,csv,db,json,line,parquet,sup,tsv,zeek] (default %s)",
 		f.Format)
 	fs.Func("f", fUsage, func(s string) error {
 		f.Format = s

runtime/ztests/op/aggregate/count-assign.yaml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 spq: c:=count()
 
-flags: -f table
+flags: -f csv
 
 input: |
   {_path:"conn",foo:"1"}

service/ztests/ls-pools.yaml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ script: |
   # Verify that output flags are honored.
   super db ls -f sup | super -i sup -f sup -c "cut name | sort name" -
   echo ===
-  super db ls -f bsup | super -i bsup -f table -c "cut name | sort name" -
+  super db ls -f bsup | super -i bsup -f csv -c "cut name | sort name" -
   echo ===
 
 inputs:

sio/anyio/writer.go

@@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ import (
 	"github.com/superdb/super/sio/lineio"
 	"github.com/superdb/super/sio/parquetio"
 	"github.com/superdb/super/sio/supio"
-	"github.com/superdb/super/sio/tableio"
 	"github.com/superdb/super/sio/zeekio"
 	"github.com/superdb/super/vector"
 	"github.com/superdb/super/vector/vio"
@@ -54,8 +53,6 @@ func NewWriter(w io.WriteCloser, opts WriterOpts) (vio.PushCloser, error) {
 			w = newDefuser(w)
 		}
 		return w, nil
-	case "table":
-		return newDefuser(tableio.NewWriter(w)), nil
 	case "tsv":
 		opts.CSV.Delim = '\t'
 		return newDefuser(csvio.NewWriter(w, opts.CSV)), nil

sio/sio.go

@@ -22,8 +22,6 @@ func Extension(format string) string {
 		return ".parquet"
 	case "sup":
 		return ".sup"
-	case "table":
-		return ".tbl"
 	case "zeek":
 		return ".log"
 	default: