Load a Cal-Adapt SQLite database into R
ca_db_read(
x,
val_tbl = NULL,
join_lookup_tbls = TRUE,
all_tables = FALSE,
exclude_hash_tables = TRUE
)A Cal-Adapt values remote tibble or SQLite file name
The name of table which contains climate data, ignored if all_tables = TRUE
Join lookup tables if present in the remote tibble
Return all tables, logical
Exclude tables that contain search hashes, ignored if all_tables = FALSE
A remote tibble with climate values if all_tables = FALSE, otherwise a list of remote tibbles if all_tables = TRUE
This will 'mount' a SQLite database created by ca_getvals_db, and return a remote
tibble (i.e., a tibble connected to a database). x can be either a SQLite file name or a
remote tibble returned by ca_getvals_db.
val_tbl should be the name of the table in the database that contains the climate values (i.e., the
same table you specified when you ran ca_getvals_db). If val_tbl = NULL and a sidecar
text file for the SQLite database exists, it will search the sidecar file for the name of a values table and
use the first one. if join_lookup_tbls = TRUE and lookup tables were used when fetching the data,
the remote tibble returned will be based on a SQL expression that joins the lookup tables to the values table.
Joining lookup tables is only possible if a sidecar text file exists.
If all_tables = TRUE, a list of remote tibbles for all the tables in the database will be returned. In this case,
val_tbl and join_lookup_tbls are ignored. If exclude_hash_tables = TRUE, tables that store search
hashes will be excluded in the returned list.