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Exposes an interface to simple CREATE TABLE commands. The default
method is ANSI SQL 99 compliant.
This method is mostly useful for backend implementers.
DBI:::methods_as_rd("sqlCreateTable")
sqlCreateTable(con, table, fields, row.names = NA, temporary = FALSE, ...)A database connection.
The table name, passed on to dbQuoteIdentifier(). Options are:
a character string with the unquoted DBMS table name,
e.g. "table_name",
a call to Id() with components to the fully qualified table name,
e.g. Id(schema = "my_schema", table = "table_name")
a call to SQL() with the quoted and fully qualified table name
given verbatim, e.g. SQL('"my_schema"."table_name"')
Either a character vector or a data frame.
A named character vector: Names are column names, values are types.
Names are escaped with dbQuoteIdentifier().
Field types are unescaped.
A data frame: field types are generated using
dbDataType().
Either TRUE, FALSE, NA or a string.
If TRUE, always translate row names to a column called "row_names".
If FALSE, never translate row names. If NA, translate
rownames only if they're a character vector.
A string is equivalent to TRUE, but allows you to override the
default name.
For backward compatibility, NULL is equivalent to FALSE.
If TRUE, will generate a temporary table.
Other arguments used by individual methods.
The row.names argument must be passed explicitly in order to avoid
a compatibility warning. The default will be changed in a later release.
sqlCreateTable(ANSI(), "my-table", c(a = "integer", b = "text"))
sqlCreateTable(ANSI(), "my-table", iris)
# By default, character row names are converted to a row_names colum
sqlCreateTable(ANSI(), "mtcars", mtcars[, 1:5])
sqlCreateTable(ANSI(), "mtcars", mtcars[, 1:5], row.names = FALSE)
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