save_credentials: Saves database credentials
In sumtxt/wiesbaden: Access Databases from the Federal Statistical Office of Germany
View source: R/save_credentials.R
save_credentials R Documentation
Saves database credentials
Description
save_credentials saves a set of database credentials using the keyring package.
Usage
save_credentials(db, user, password)
Arguments
db
database name, either 'nrw', 'regio', 'de' or 'bm'.
user
your user name.
password
your password.
Details
User/password are stored in Keychain on macOS, Credential Store on Windows or Secret Service API on Linux.
If a user/password pair for a database already exists, it is silently replaced with the new pair.
This function relies on the keyring package.
See Also
wiesbaden, keyring
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Saves database credentials
Description
save_credentials saves a set of database credentials using the keyring package.
Usage
save_credentials(db, user, password)
Arguments
db |
database name, either 'nrw', 'regio', 'de' or 'bm'. |
user |
your user name. |
password |
your password. |
Details
User/password are stored in Keychain on macOS, Credential Store on Windows or Secret Service API on Linux.
If a user/password pair for a database already exists, it is silently replaced with the new pair.
This function relies on the keyring package.
See Also
wiesbaden, keyring
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