bigrquery (version 0.4.1)

copy_table: Copy one or more source tables to a destination table.

Description

Each source table and the destination table should be table references, that is, lists with exactly three entries: project_id, dataset_id, and table_id.

Usage

copy_table(src, dest, create_disposition = "CREATE_IF_NEEDED",
  write_disposition = "WRITE_EMPTY", project = NULL, ...)

Arguments

src

either a single table reference, or a list of table references

dest

destination table

create_disposition

behavior for table creation if the destination already exists. defaults to "CREATE_IF_NEEDED", the only other supported value is "CREATE_NEVER"; see the API documentation for more information

write_disposition

behavior for writing data if the destination already exists. defaults to "WRITE_EMPTY", other possible values are "WRITE_TRUNCATE" and "WRITE_APPEND"; see the API documentation for more information

project

project ID to use for the copy job. defaults to the project of the destination table.

...

Additional arguments merged into the body of the request. snake_case will automatically be converted into camelCase so you can use consistent argument names.

See Also

API documentation: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/tables#copyingtable

Examples

# NOT RUN {
src <- list(project_id = "publicdata", dataset_id = "samples", table_id = "shakespeare")
dest <- list(project_id = "myproject", dataset_id = "mydata", table_id = "shakespeare")
doubled <- dest
doubled$table_id <- "double_shakespeare"
copy_table(src, dest)
copy_table(list(src, dest), doubled)
# }