get_statements_table: Importing statements table from a database
Description
Function get_statements_table imports statements table from a database.Usage
get_statements_table(dbname = 'sejmrp', user = 'reader',
password = 'qux94874', host = 'services.mini.pw.edu.pl',
sorted_by_id = TRUE, windows = .Platform$OS.type == 'windows')
Arguments
dbname
name of database; default: 'sejmrp'
user
name of user; default: 'reader'
password
password of database; default: 'qux94874'
host
name of host; default: 'services.mini.pw.edu.pl'
sorted_by_id
information if table should be sorted by id; default: TRUE
windows
information of used operation system;
default: .Platform$OS.type == 'windows'
Details
Function get_statements_table imports statements table from a database.
The result of this function is a data frame with statements' data. Because of
encoding issue on Windows operation system, you need to select if you use Windows.Examples
Run this codestatements <- get_statements_table()
dim(statements)
# [1] 43432 5
names(statements)
# [1] 'id_statement' 'surname_name' 'date_statement' 'titles_order_points' 'statement'
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