db_ts_assign_dataset: Assign Time Series Identifiers to a Dataset

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

Assign Time Series Identifiers to a Dataset

Description

'db_ts_assign_dataset' returns a list with status information. status '"ok"' means all went well. status '"warning"' means some keys are not in the catalog. The vector of those keys is in the 'offending_keys' field.

Usage

db_ts_assign_dataset(con, ts_keys, set_name, schema = "timeseries")

Arguments

con	RPostgres connection object.
ts_keys	character vector of time series identifiers.
set_name	character name of a dataset.
schema	character name of the database schema. Defaults to 'timeseries'

Details

Trying to assign keys to a non-existent dataset is an error.

Value

list A status list

See Also

Other datasets functions: db_dataset_create(), db_dataset_delete(), db_dataset_get_keys(), db_dataset_get_last_update(), db_dataset_list(), db_dataset_trim_history(), db_dataset_update_metadata(), db_ts_get_dataset()

Examples

## Not run: 

db_dataset_create(
  con = connection,
  set_name = "zrh_airport_data",
  set_description = "Zurich airport arrivals and departures ",
  schema = "schema"
)

db_ts_assign_dataset(
  con = connection,
  ts_keys = c(
    "ch.zrh_airport.departure.total",
    "ch.zrh_airport.arrival.total"
  ),
  set_name = "zrh_airport_data",
  schema = "schema"
)

## End(Not run)

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