quickprepare_dbOutput_dbWork: Prepare output database without running proper steps of...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/Simulation_Project.R
Description
The need may arise if all/some of input data of your simulation project is
located on a remote server and you want to create the output database and
work database locally. This function can be called before executing step 3
(populate_rSFSW2_project_with_data) in the demo code
‘SFSW2_project_code.R’.
Usage
1
quickprepare_dbOutput_dbWork(actions, path, SFSW2_prj_meta, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
path
A character string. The path at which the databases will be
created – ignoring the path information from SFSW2_prj_meta used
otherwise.
Value
Invisibly the number of output fields in the overall aggregation
table. Side effect: creation of dbOutput and dbWork.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/Simulation_Project.R
Description
The need may arise if all/some of input data of your simulation project is
located on a remote server and you want to create the output database and
work database locally. This function can be called before executing step 3
(populate_rSFSW2_project_with_data) in the demo code
‘SFSW2_project_code.R’.
Usage
1 | quickprepare_dbOutput_dbWork(actions, path, SFSW2_prj_meta, verbose = FALSE)
|
Arguments
path |
A character string. The path at which the databases will be
created – ignoring the path information from |
Value
Invisibly the number of output fields in the overall aggregation
table. Side effect: creation of dbOutput and dbWork.
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