non_sql_node {rquery} | R Documentation |
Wrap a non-SQL node.
Description
Note: non-SQL nodes are allowed to delete/overwrite both both the incoming and outgoing tables, so do not point them to non-temporary structures. Also they tend to land all columns (losing narrowing optimization), so can be expensive and should be used sparingly. Finally their result can only be used once in a pipeline (else they will try to clobber their own result).
Usage
non_sql_node(
source,
...,
f_db = NULL,
f_df = NULL,
f_dt = NULL,
incoming_table_name,
incoming_qualifiers = NULL,
outgoing_table_name,
outgoing_qualifiers = NULL,
columns_produced,
display_form = "non_sql_node",
orig_columns = TRUE,
temporary = TRUE,
check_result_details = TRUE,
env = parent.frame()
)
Arguments
source |
source to work from (data.frame or relop node) |
... |
force later arguments to bind by name |
f_db |
database implementation signature: f_db(db, incoming_table_name, outgoing_table_name, nd, ...) (db being a database handle) |
f_df |
data.frame implementation signature: f_df(data.frame, nd) (NULL defaults to taking from database). |
f_dt |
data.table implementation signature: f_dt(data.table, nd) (NULL defaults f_df). |
incoming_table_name |
character, name of incoming table |
incoming_qualifiers |
optional named ordered vector of strings carrying additional db hierarchy terms, such as schema. |
outgoing_table_name |
character, name of produced table |
outgoing_qualifiers |
optional named ordered vector of strings carrying additional db hierarchy terms, such as schema. |
columns_produced |
character, names of additional columns produced |
display_form |
character, how to print node |
orig_columns |
logical if TRUE select all original columns. |
temporary |
logical, if TRUE mark tables temporary. |
check_result_details |
logical, if TRUE enforce result type and columns. |
env |
environment to look to. |
Value
non-sql node.