handle_col_warnings: Handles Warnings Generated by Unexpected Data Types in Input...
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handle_col_warnings R Documentation
Handles Warnings Generated by Unexpected Data Types in Input Queries
Description
The handle_col_warnings() function gives the user the option to stop
the processing pipeline in order to fix warnings generated by the input CEDAR query.
It is called after the log_warnings function is used to print warning messages
that result when data in one or more of the input query's columns does not match the
expected data type for those column(s) (as dictated by get_col_types). These
messages indicate the exact cell locations responsible, to aid in the user's decision
to stop or continue processing, as well as the process of fixing the specified cells,
if applicable.
Usage
handle_col_warnings()
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Handles Warnings Generated by Unexpected Data Types in Input Queries
Description
The handle_col_warnings() function gives the user the option to stop
the processing pipeline in order to fix warnings generated by the input CEDAR query.
It is called after the log_warnings function is used to print warning messages
that result when data in one or more of the input query's columns does not match the
expected data type for those column(s) (as dictated by get_col_types). These
messages indicate the exact cell locations responsible, to aid in the user's decision
to stop or continue processing, as well as the process of fixing the specified cells,
if applicable.
Usage
handle_col_warnings()
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