db_read_immigration: Read 'immigration_sevent' from RRD database and return as an...
In LEEF-UZH/LEEF.analysis: Access Functions, Tests and Basic Analysis of the RRD Data from the LEEF Project
View source: R/db_read_immigration.R
db_read_immigration R Documentation
Read immigration_sevent from RRD database and return as an tbl_SQLiteConnection.
Description
This function does not actually fetch the data,
but returns an tbl_SQLiteConnection object which can be further processed / filtered
using dplyr.
See https://db.rstudio.com/r-packages/dplyr/ for details.
To fetch the actual data, execute collect().
Usage
db_read_immigration(db = getOption("RRDdb", "LEEF.RRD.sqlite"))
Arguments
db
fully qualified path to the sqlite database. Default, read from option RRDdb.
If not set, defaults to option RRDdb; if this is not set, defaults to LEEF.RRD.sqlite
Value
Link to the table density in the RRD to be used with dplyr and friends
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View source: R/db_read_immigration.R
| db_read_immigration | R Documentation |
Read immigration_sevent from RRD database and return as an tbl_SQLiteConnection.
Description
This function does not actually fetch the data,
but returns an tbl_SQLiteConnection object which can be further processed / filtered
using dplyr.
See https://db.rstudio.com/r-packages/dplyr/ for details.
To fetch the actual data, execute collect().
Usage
db_read_immigration(db = getOption("RRDdb", "LEEF.RRD.sqlite"))
Arguments
db |
fully qualified path to the sqlite database. Default, read from option |
Value
Link to the table density in the RRD to be used with dplyr and friends
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