MSfileInfo: get the table with info on the files used in the search from...
In BenBruyneel/proteinDiscover: ProteinDiscover
View source: R/proteinDatabase.R
MSfileInfo R Documentation
get the table with info on the files used in the search from the database
Description
get the table with info on the files used in the search from the database
Usage
MSfileInfo(db, type = "XcaliburRawfile", dates = thermo.date, SQL = FALSE)
Arguments
db
database access 'handle'
type
allows for selection of the FileTypes
default = "XCaliburRawFile"
dates
allows transformation of the date/time strings from te database
to be transformed into proper data/time fields. Default function used is
thermo.date. If no transformation is required, use na.date
SQL
allows the function to return the SQL query statement in stead of
a data.frame
Value
data.frame
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get the table with info on the files used in the search from the database
Description
get the table with info on the files used in the search from the database
Usage
MSfileInfo(db, type = "XcaliburRawfile", dates = thermo.date, SQL = FALSE)
Arguments
db |
database access 'handle' |
type |
allows for selection of the FileTypes default = "XCaliburRawFile" |
dates |
allows transformation of the date/time strings from te database to be transformed into proper data/time fields. Default function used is thermo.date. If no transformation is required, use na.date |
SQL |
allows the function to return the SQL query statement in stead of a data.frame |
Value
data.frame
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