getEunomiaConnectionDetails: Get Default Eunomia Connection Details
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getEunomiaConnectionDetails R Documentation
Get Default Eunomia Connection Details
Description
Creates a copy of the default (GiBleed) Eunomia database, and provides details for connecting to
that copy. Function provides backwards compatibility to prior releases of Eunomia default (GiBleed)
dataset
Usage
getEunomiaConnectionDetails(
databaseFile = tempfile(fileext = ".sqlite"),
dbms = "sqlite"
)
Arguments
databaseFile
The path where the database file will be copied to. By default, the database will
be copied to a temporary folder, and will be deleted at the end of the R session.
dbms
The target dialect, by default "sqlite".
Value
A ConnectionDetails object, to be used with the DatabaseConnector package.
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Get Default Eunomia Connection Details
Description
Creates a copy of the default (GiBleed) Eunomia database, and provides details for connecting to that copy. Function provides backwards compatibility to prior releases of Eunomia default (GiBleed) dataset
Usage
getEunomiaConnectionDetails(
databaseFile = tempfile(fileext = ".sqlite"),
dbms = "sqlite"
)
Arguments
databaseFile |
The path where the database file will be copied to. By default, the database will be copied to a temporary folder, and will be deleted at the end of the R session. |
dbms |
The target dialect, by default "sqlite". |
Value
A ConnectionDetails object, to be used with the DatabaseConnector package.
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