| sqlCopy | R Documentation |
Functions to copy tables or result sets from one database to another.
sqlCopy(channel, query, destination, destchannel = channel,
verbose = FALSE, errors = TRUE, ...)
sqlCopyTable(channel, srctable, desttable, destchannel = channel,
verbose = FALSE, errors = TRUE)
channel, destchannel |
connection handle as returned by
|
query |
any valid SQL statement |
destination, srctable, desttable |
character: a database table name accessible from the connected DSN. |
verbose |
Display statements as they are sent to the server? |
errors |
if TRUE halt and display error, else return |
... |
additional arguments to be passed to |
sqlCopy as is like sqlQuery, but saves the output
of query in table destination on channel
destchannel.
sqlCopyTable copies the structure of srctable to
desttable on DSN destchannel. This is within the
limitations of the ODBC lowest common denominator. More precise
control is possible via sqlQuery.
See sqlGetResults.
Michael Lapsley and Brian Ripley
sqlQuery, sqlSave
## Not run: ## example for a l/casing DBMS
sqlSave(channel, USArrests, rownames = "state")
query <- paste("select state, murder from usarrests",
"where rape > 30", "order by murder")
sqlCopy(channel, query, "HighRape", rownames = FALSE)
sqlFetch(channel, "HighRape", rownames = "state", max = 5)
sqlDrop(channel, "HighRape")
## End(Not run)
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