get_portal_app_data: Get current data for Data Portal products with R generated...
In pocdata/pocr: POC Data and Analysis Package

Most if not all Data Portal applications are dependent upon datasets tailored to each application's needs.

It is the policy of the Data Portal team that data for such data-dependent applications must be generated either as part of Data Portal SQL loading or by R processes defined in the pocr package.

This is the wrapper that generates current data for Data Portal products using R generated data. It is intended to be the first stage of the data update process for these products.

The user specifies which applications should receive a data update (the function defaults to updating all supported applications) and the wrapper performs the necessary steps to:

Prepare data sources
Gather updated data
Process updated data to application specifications
Write processed data to a local directory, named after the repo

The steps are performed application-by-application, with each application having its own wrapper and suite of functions to handle its specific needs.

On successful completion, the user should manually inspect the generated data. If it appears correct, the data should then be manually integrated into each application's repo.

1 2	get_portal_app_data(target_apps = "all", excluded_apps = NULL, annie_connection = "annie", poc_connection = "POC")

`target_apps`	A string vector of application names to update. The names match the pocdata repo names on GitHub. Defaults to "all" which updates all supported applications.
`excluded_apps`	A string vector of application names to avoid updating. Useful if you want to update most - but not all - applications. Defaults to NULL.
`annie_connection`	An active RODBC connection to the "test_annie" MySQL server or a character string that can be passed to `RODBC::odbcConnect()` to create an active RODBC connection to that server.
`poc_connection`	An active RODBC connection to the "POC" SQL server or a character string that can be passed to `RODBC::odbcConnect()` to create an active RODBC connection to that server.