load_flat_files: Load data from 'oliver_replica' into workspace
In pocdata/oliveR: A package for extracting data from the oliver sms replica and creating measurements
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Description
Takes a vector of feather tables created with create_flat_files and loads them into .GlobalEnv.
Usage
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load_flat_files(tables = c("report_businessmetrics_memberbreakdown",
"report_businessmetrics_provideractivity", "report_businessmetrics_rollup",
"report_pcvmetrics_servicereferrals", "report_pcvmetrics_visitreports",
"Organizations"))
Arguments
tables
A list of feather tables that which have been written to the Data directory with create_flat_files.
defaults to c('report_businessmetrics_memberbreakdown', 'report_businessmetrics_provideractivity', 'report_businessmetrics_rollup'
,'report_pcvmetrics_servicereferrals', 'report_pcvmetrics_visitreports', 'Organizations')
Value
n tibbles/data frames where n is equal to length(tables).
Author(s)
Joe Mienko, mienkoja@uw.edu
See Also
Examples
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Description
Takes a vector of feather tables created with create_flat_files and loads them into .GlobalEnv.
Usage
1 2 3 4 | load_flat_files(tables = c("report_businessmetrics_memberbreakdown",
"report_businessmetrics_provideractivity", "report_businessmetrics_rollup",
"report_pcvmetrics_servicereferrals", "report_pcvmetrics_visitreports",
"Organizations"))
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Arguments
tables |
A list of feather tables that which have been written to the |
Value
n tibbles/data frames where n is equal to length(tables).
Author(s)
Joe Mienko, mienkoja@uw.edu
See Also
Examples
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