The following package options can be set with R's options
function.
The global package option scidb.prefix
is designed to simplify working with SciDB
user roles from R. SciDB user roles are provided by the namespaces plugin and
may require issuing the query load_library('namespaces')
before use (usually
performed by the SciDB system administrator). For instance, use the scidb.prefix
package option to assume a special database user role "functionary" shown in
the following example:
options(scidb.prefix="set_role('functionary')")
After setting that, all queries will be prefixed with the role-setting statement.
Another use case is to change the default namespace in which to look for arrays
from public
to something else:
options(scidb.prefix="set_namespace('test_namespace')")
More information on SciDB permissioning and security can be found here.
You may use the scidb.prefix
option to prefix queries with arbitrary AFL
statements. Separate multiple statements with the semi-colon character.
Alternatively, you may use the scidb_prefix()
function on a per-database connection
level. The prefix will be displayed in the connection summary.
library(scidb) db <- scidbconnect() db <- scidb_prefix(db, "set_role('functionary')") print(db)
Set options(scidb.debug=TRUE)
to see interesting debugging information including
all the issued SciDB queries.
options(scidb.default_shim_port=8080L) options(scidb.default_shim_host="localhost")
When downloading a SciDB array, users are typically interested in the values of
array's dimensions as well as its attributes. There are two methods, corresponding to
separate internal SciDB operators, that can be used to do this:
* by default, the unpack method flattens the array into one whose attributes are the
attributes and dimensions of the original array, with one new artificial dimension.
* the apply method uses the SciDB apply operator to add attributes with values
equal to the dimensions, and can be faster in some cases when used with aio
.
Set scidb.unpack=FALSE
to use the second apply-based method:
options(scidb.unpack=FALSE)
Set options(scidb.verifyhost=FALSE)
to disable SSL certificate host name checking
by default. This is important mostly for Amazon EC2 where hostnames rarely match their
DNS names. If you enable this then the shim SSL certificate CN entry must match the
server host name for the encrypted session to work. Set this TRUE for stronger security
(help avoid MTM) in SSL connections.
Set curl options to allow long connections (some firewalls tend to drop connections for long running scidb queries -- these options prevent such disconnections)
options(scidb.curl_options = list( tcp_keepalive = 1L, tcp_keepintvl = 30, tcp_keepidle = 60) )
To see the full list of curl options, run curl::curl_options()
options(scidb.ddl=c("cancel", "create_array", "remove", "rename", "sync", "add_instances", "remove_instances", "unregister_instances", "create_namespace", "drop_namespace", "move_array_to_namespace", "create_role", "create_user", "drop_namespace", "drop_role", "drop_user", "add_user_to_role", "drop_user_from_role", "set_namespace", "set_role", "set_role_permissions", "verity_user", "create_with_residency")
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