#' @import DBI
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#' Connect
#'
#' @description Connect to the database. Uses the db_dsn, db_username and db_password environment variables. Use Sys.setenv() to set them.
#'
#' @param oracle Boolean to indicate whether to automatically generate the connect.string for use with Oracle. Otherwise, you can provide the connect string by doing Sys.setenv('a connection string')
#' @return ODBC connection object
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#'
#' Sys.setenv(db_driver = 'mydriver',
#' db_host = 'myhost',
#' db_port = 123,
#' db_sid = 'myservicename',
#' db_username = 'myuser',
#' db_password = 'mypass')
#'
#' # If using the Oracle method
#' ora.connect.string
#' conn <- connect(oracle = TRUE)
#'
#' # Or if using the connection string method
#' Sys.setenv(connect.string = 'a connection string',
#' db_username = 'myuser', db_password = 'mypass')
#'
#' conn <- connect()
connect <- function(oracle = TRUE) {
connect.string <- Sys.getenv('connect.string')
if (oracle & connect.string == '') {
ora.connect.string()
}
connect.string <- Sys.getenv('connect.string')
drv.name <- Sys.getenv('db_driver')
drv <- DBI::dbDriver(drv.name)
uid <- Sys.getenv('db_username')
pwd <- Sys.getenv('db_password')
conn <- DBI::dbConnect(drv, dbname = connect.string, username = uid, password = pwd)
return(conn)
}
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