get_sqlserver_connection | R Documentation |
This function initiates a SQL Server connection using windows authentication, either using stored database credentials through the keyring package or else requesting database credentials in the console.
get_sqlserver_connection(keyring_name, service_name, keyring = TRUE)
keyring_name |
A character string providing the name of the keyring. |
service_name |
A character string providing the name of the key. |
keyring |
default TRUE uses the keyring, FALSE requests credentials. |
A SQL Server database connection object.
library(DBI) library(odbc) # connect to database, using keyring stored credentials con <- get_sqlserver_connection(keyring_name = "keyring_name", service_name = "database_name", keyring = TRUE)
More information on working with databases using R can be found in RStudio's Databases using R webpages.
# list tables dbListTables(con) # get table database_table <- tbl(con, "table_name") %>% collect() # get query database_query <- dbGetQuery(con, "sql_statement") database_query <- tbl(con, sql("sql_statement")) %>% collect()
dbDisconnect(con)
Other database functions:
get_mysql_connection()
,
get_postgres_connection()
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