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The `pull` command downloads a data set from PEP and stores the data in files. If you need more fine-grained control, use the [`list`](#list) and [`get`](#get) commands instead.
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pepcli pull --all-accessible
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pepcli pull -C <column group> -P <participant group>
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Important flags are:
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- `-C` Column group to list data for. Can be repeated if you want data for more than one column group. There is a special column group `*` that contains all columns.
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- `-c` Specific column to list data for. Can be repeated, and combined with `-C` if you want multiple columns and column groups
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- `-P` Participant group to list data for. Can be repeated if you want data for more than one participant group. There is a special participant group `*` that contains all participants.
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- `-p` Specific participant identifier or pseudonym to list data for. Can be repeated if you want data for more than one participant.
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- `--all-accessible` Download all the data the user has access to. You can use this instead of the `-c`, `-C`, `-p` and `-P` flags, and will just give you everything that you have been granted access to.
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- `-C` Column group to download data for. Can be repeated if you want data for more than one column group. There is a special column group `*` that contains all columns.
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- `-c` Specific column to download data for. Can be repeated, and combined with `-C` if you want multiple columns and column groups
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- `-P` Participant group to download data for. Can be repeated if you want data for more than one participant group. There is a special participant group `*` that contains all participants.
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- `-p` Specific participant identifier or pseudonym to download data for. Can be repeated if you want data for more than one participant.
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- `-o` Directory to write files to. Default is `pulled-data`.
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- `-f` Overwrite or remove existing data in output directory
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- `-r` Resume an interrupted download
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