db_collection_list: List All Available Collections for a Specific User

In timeseriesdb: A Time Series Database for Official Statistics with R and PostgreSQL

List All Available Collections for a Specific User

Description

List All Available Collections for a Specific User

Usage

db_collection_list(con, user = Sys.info()["user"], schema = "timeseries")

Arguments

con	RPostgres connection object.
user	character name of the database user. Defaults to the user of the R session. this is often the user for the database, too so you do not have to specify your username explicitly if that is the case.
schema	character name of the database schema. Defaults to 'timeseries'

See Also

Other collections functions: db_collection_add_ts(), db_collection_delete(), db_collection_get_keys(), db_collection_get_last_update(), db_collection_remove_ts()

Examples

## Not run: 
ts1 <- list(ts(rnorm(100), start = c(1990, 1), frequency = 4))
names(ts1) <- c("ts1")
db_ts_store(con = connection, ts1, schema = "schema")
db_ts_store(con = connection, zrh_airport, schema = "schema")
db_ts_store(con = connection, kof_ts, schema = "schema")

db_collection_add_ts(
  con = connection,
  collection_name = "barometer and departures zurich",
  ts_keys = c(
    "ch.zrh_airport.departure.total",
    "ch.zrh_airport.departure.total",
    "ch.kof.barometer"
  ),
  schema = "schema"
)

db_collection_add_ts(
  con = connection,
  collection_name = "ts1 and departures zurich",
  ts_keys = c(
    "ch.zrh_airport.departure.total",
    "ts1"
  ),
  schema = "schema"
)

db_collection_list(
  con = connection,
  schema = "schema"
)

## End(Not run)

timeseriesdb documentation built on March 24, 2022, 1:06 a.m.