duckplyr_execute: Execute a statement for the default connection
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duckplyr_execute R Documentation
Execute a statement for the default connection
Description
The duckplyr package relies on a DBI connection
to an in-memory database.
The duckplyr_execute() function allows running SQL statements
with this connection to, e.g., set up credentials
or attach other databases.
Usage
duckplyr_execute(sql)
Arguments
sql
The statement to run.
Value
The return value of the DBI::dbExecute() call, invisibly.
Examples
duckplyr_execute("SET threads TO 2")
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View source: R/duckplyr_execute.R
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Execute a statement for the default connection
Description
The duckplyr package relies on a DBI connection
to an in-memory database.
The duckplyr_execute() function allows running SQL statements
with this connection to, e.g., set up credentials
or attach other databases.
Usage
duckplyr_execute(sql)
Arguments
sql |
The statement to run. |
Value
The return value of the DBI::dbExecute() call, invisibly.
Examples
duckplyr_execute("SET threads TO 2")
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