View source: R/dynamodb_python.R
query_timeseries_data_table_py | R Documentation |
Query table using a timestamp variable as sorting key
query_timeseries_data_table_py(
dynamo_table,
partition_key_name,
partition_key_values,
sort_key_name,
start_date,
end_date,
tzone = "Europe/Paris",
query_interval_days = 30,
milliseconds = T,
parse = T
)
dynamo_table |
boto3 DynamoDB Table obtained with |
partition_key_name |
character, name of the partiton key of the DynamoDB Table. It has to be a string variable. |
partition_key_values |
vector of values of the partiton key of the DynamoDB Table |
sort_key_name |
character, name of the sorting key of the DynamoDB Table. It has to be a numeric variable. |
start_date |
Date, start date |
end_date |
Date, end date |
tzone |
character, time zone of the timeseries data |
query_interval_days |
integer, number of days of each query interval |
milliseconds |
logical, whether the sorting key is a timestamp in milliseconds or not |
parse |
logical, whether to parse Python objects to R objects |
tibble
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