show_tables: Show the names of tables of a database
In joebrew/cism: The CISM R package

Show the names of tables of a database

1 2	show_tables(dbname = NULL, host = NULL, port = NULL, user = NULL, password = NULL, connection_object = NULL, collect = TRUE)

`dbname`	The name of the database from which you are getting data. Examples include "openhds", "dss", "dssodk", "maltem_absenteeism", etc. If `NULL` the function will try to use the `dbname` in your `connection_object`; if the `connection_object` is `NULL`, the function will try to create a `connection_object` as described below.
`host`	The name of the host from which you are getting data. Examples include "sap.manhica.net". If `NULL` the function will try to use the `host` in your `connection_object`; if the `connection_object` is `NULL`, the function will try to create a `connection_object` as described below.
`port`	The name of the port from which you are getting data. This should be 3306 on-site, and 4706 off-site. If `NULL` the function will try to use the `port` in your `connection_object`; if the `connection_object` is `NULL`, the function will try to create a `connection_object` as described below.
`user`	The user. If `NULL` the function will try to use the `user` in your `connection_object`; if the `connection_object` is `NULL`, the function will try to create a `connection_object` as described below.
`password`	The password If `NULL` the function will try to use the `pqssword` in your `connection_object`; if the `connection_object` is `NULL`, the function will try to create a `connection_object` as described below.
`connection_object`	An open connection to a CISM database (as created through `credentials_extract` and `credentials_connect` or `credentials_now`); if `NULL`, the function will try to create a `connection_object` by retrieving user information from the `credentials/credentials.yaml` in or somewhere upwards of the working directory.