Ariel Balter
Ariel Balter
Hey, I'll get back to this at some point. In the meantime, I've been playing with some lower-hanging-fruit ways to get chord fingering into abc. But I really want to...
Note: the vanilla arrays will upload fine, as long as there are no NA values. ``` r ### Remove NA in tb_array #> # A tibble: 3 x 2 #>...
But it does seem like an inconsistency as in #433 Oh, and the SQL assembled by `dbplyr` runs fine, but not a user-constructed SQL string.
EXACTLY. But the dataset is specified when I access the table `mytable = tbl(conn, dataset.table)`. I really should have included something in the original reprex. Notice the portion below that...
Here is putting it another way--querying with the connection and a string works using `DBI` directly, but not in `bigrquery`. Same connection, same query string: ``` > df_bq %>% count()...
Thanks! That works. I have a really hard time wrapping my head around the whole quoting thing. I can usually find a solution that works, but I don't understand why...
Thank you. A lot to think about there. Lots of cool new verbs and prepositions.
Switching the deprecated methods: ``` r library(DBI) library(dplyr, warn.conflicts = FALSE) library(bigrquery) project
Another solution is to call your script with `bash -i` to invoke your interactive environment. @scopatz -- I just learned that little trick as well. Do you have any idea...
Is that an extension?