sql_escape_date.sql_dialect_trino: Literal dates and date-times in dplyr pipelines
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sql_escape_date.sql_dialect_trino R Documentation
Literal dates and date-times in dplyr pipelines
Description
A Date or POSIXct from R, in a pipeline such as
filter(orderdate >= !!as.Date("2026-01-01")), becomes a typed Trino
literal. dbplyr's default renders it as a plain string, which Trino refuses
to compare with a date.
Usage
sql_escape_date.sql_dialect_trino(con, x)
sql_escape_datetime.sql_dialect_trino(con, x)
Arguments
con
The connection or dialect being translated for.
x
A Date or date-time vector.
Value
SQL.
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View source: R/dbplyr-dialect.R
| sql_escape_date.sql_dialect_trino | R Documentation |
Literal dates and date-times in dplyr pipelines
Description
A Date or POSIXct from R, in a pipeline such as
filter(orderdate >= !!as.Date("2026-01-01")), becomes a typed Trino
literal. dbplyr's default renders it as a plain string, which Trino refuses
to compare with a date.
Usage
sql_escape_date.sql_dialect_trino(con, x)
sql_escape_datetime.sql_dialect_trino(con, x)
Arguments
con |
The connection or dialect being translated for. |
x |
A |
Value
SQL.
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Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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