Execute SQL statement for PostgreSQL database

sbf_execute_pg() was moved to subfoldr2ext::sbfx_execute_pg().

Execute PostgreSQL statements.

Usage

sbf_execute_pg(
  sql,
  config_path = getOption("psql.config_path", NULL),
  config_value = getOption("psql.config_value", "default")
)

Arguments

sql

A string of the SQL statement to execute.

config_path

A string of a file path to the yaml configuration file. The default value grabs the file path from the psql.config_path option and uses NULL if no value supplied.

config_value

A string of the name of value. The default value grabs the value from the psql.config_value option and uses "default" if no value is supplied.

Value

A scalar numeric of the number of rows affected by the statement.

Details

Wrapper on psql::psql_execute_db()

See also

Other postgresql functions: sbf_backup_pg(), sbf_close_pg(), sbf_create_pg(), sbf_get_config_file(), sbf_get_config_value(), sbf_get_schema(), sbf_list_tables_pg(), sbf_load_data_from_pg(), sbf_load_datas_from_pg(), sbf_open_pg(), sbf_reset_config_file(), sbf_reset_config_value(), sbf_reset_schema(), sbf_save_data_to_pg(), sbf_set_config_file(), sbf_set_config_value(), sbf_set_schema()

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
sbf_execute_pg(
  "CREATE SCHEMA boat_count"
)
sbf_execute_pg(
  "CREATE TABLE boat_count.input (
  file_name TEXT NOT NULL,
  comment TEXT)"
)
} # }