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## rpostgis
##' R interface to a PostGIS database.
##'
##' 'rpostgis' provides an interface between R and
##' 'PostGIS'-enabled 'PostgreSQL' databases to transparently transfer
##' spatial data. Both vector (points, lines, polygons) and raster
##' data are supported in read and write modes. Also provides
##' convenience functions to execute common procedures in
##' 'PostgreSQL/PostGIS'. For a list of documented functions, use
##' \code{library(help = "rpostgis")}.
##'
##' A typical session starts by establishing the connection to a
##' working PostgreSQL database:
##'
##' library(rpostgis)
##' con <- dbConnect("PostgreSQL", dbname = <dbname>, host = <host>,
##' user = <user>, password = <password>)
##'
##' For example, this could be:
##'
##' con <- dbConnect("PostgreSQL", dbname = "rpostgis", host = "localhost",
##' user = "postgres", password = "postgres")
##'
##' The next step typically involves checking if PostGIS was installed
##' on the working database, and if not try to install it:
##'
##' pgPostGIS(con)
##'
##' The function should return \code{TRUE} for all \code{pg-}
##' functions to work.
##'
##' Finally, at the end of an interactive session, the connection to
##' the database should be closed:
##'
##' dbDisconnect(con)
##'
##' @docType package
##' @name rpostgis
##' @import RPostgreSQL
##' @import DBI
##' @importFrom methods slot "slot<-"
##' @keywords internal
##' @author Mathieu Basille (\email{mathieu@@basille.org}) and David
##' Bucklin (\email{david.bucklin@@gmail.com})
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