load.study.options: List specifying the general properties of all tables in the...
In SwissClinicalTrialOrganisation/DM_secuTrial_R: Handling of secuTrial related data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
See Also
Description
The list study.options stores all relevant technical information
in order to be able to correctly load the tables of a given study.
The list is used in the function read.DB.table.
Usage
1
load.study.options(data.dir)
Arguments
data.dir
location of the export directory (or zip file) containing the csv/xls files
Details
partial.date.handling: By default, potential data columns containing entries that cannot be converted are
skipped (option 'skip'). With 'force.conversion' fields incompatible with the date format are converted to NA.
'fill.partial.dates' keeps the original column untouched and adds a new column to the data frame with the name <colname>.partial.dates.processed
in which partial are filled using fill.partial.date (e.g. Unknown.01.2013 -> 15.01.2013).
With 'fill.partial.dates.and.keep.original' partial dates are processed directly and the original data is copied to <colname>.original.
See Also
read.DB.table, convert.all.dates
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Description Usage Arguments Details See Also
Description
The list study.options stores all relevant technical information
in order to be able to correctly load the tables of a given study.
The list is used in the function read.DB.table.
Usage
1 | load.study.options(data.dir)
|
Arguments
data.dir |
location of the export directory (or zip file) containing the csv/xls files |
Details
partial.date.handling: By default, potential data columns containing entries that cannot be converted are
skipped (option 'skip'). With 'force.conversion' fields incompatible with the date format are converted to NA.
'fill.partial.dates' keeps the original column untouched and adds a new column to the data frame with the name <colname>.partial.dates.processed
in which partial are filled using fill.partial.date (e.g. Unknown.01.2013 -> 15.01.2013).
With 'fill.partial.dates.and.keep.original' partial dates are processed directly and the original data is copied to <colname>.original.
See Also
read.DB.table, convert.all.dates
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