Package 'redatamx'

Environment for Outputs Tables

Description

This environment is created to store the outputs generated by a Redatam program execution. The environment contains TABLES (Redatam outputs) generated from FREQ, AREALIST, MATOP, TABLIST commands. You can't modify objects contained in this environment.

Usage

outputs

Format

An object of class environment of length 0.

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("c:/nmir/nmiresp.rxdb")
df<-redatam_query(dic,"tbl1<-freq person.sexo")
# Accessing the tbl1 object from environment
redatam::outputs$tbl1
# Accessing the output from Global Environment
print(tbl1)

## End(Not run)

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Close dictionary

Description

Close a REDATAM database.

Usage

redatam_close(dic)

Arguments

dic	Dictionary ID (returned by 'redatam.open')

Value

No return value.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")
# run some queries using 'query' or 'run'
redatam_close(dic);

## End(Not run)

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Destroy engine

Description

Destroy the Redatam engine. This function is automatically called when the package is unloaded.

Usage

redatam_destroy_()

Value

No return value.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
redatam_destroy_();

## End(Not run)

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List entities

Description

List the entities in a databse.

Usage

redatam_entities(dic)

Arguments

dic	Dictionary ID (returned by 'redatam.open')

Value

Data frame that contains all the entities in the database.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")
redatam_entities(dic);

## End(Not run)

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Initialize engine

Description

Initialize the Redatam engine. This function is automatically called when the package is loaded.

Usage

redatam_init_(pachageDir)

Arguments

pachageDir

Relative path to Redatm runtime (dll, so or dynlib)

Value

No return value.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
redatam_init_("/engine");

## End(Not run)

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Execute a Redatam command from text

Description

Execute a Redatam command: TABLE or AREALIST.

Usage

redatam_internal_query(dic, spc)

Arguments

dic	Dictionary identifier
spc	Program text in SPC format

Value

Raw dataset with al values: tot, na, mv, values.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")
df<-redatam_internal_query(dic,"freq person.sexo")

## End(Not run)

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Execute a Redatam command from file

Description

Execute a Redatam command: TABLE or AREALIST.

Usage

redatam_internal_run(dic, file_name)

Arguments

dic	Dictionary identifier
file_name	Program file name

Value

Raw dataset with all values: tot, na, mv, values.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam.open("rxdb")
df<-redatam.internal_run(dic,"/path/to/nmir_test.spc")

## End(Not run)

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Open dictionary

Description

Open a REDATAM database. This function returns an ID than can be used in functions to query data.

Usage

redatam_open(dictionary_name)

Arguments

dictionary_name

Dictionary filename

Value

ID than can be used in functions to query data.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")

## End(Not run)

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Execute a Redatam command from text

Description

Execute a Redatam command: TABLE or AREALIST. This function removes all the rows that contain total, na or mv values. Additionally, this function removes the "mask" columns.

Usage

redatam_query(dic, spc, tot.omit = TRUE)

Arguments

dic	Dictionary identifier
spc	Program text in SPC format
tot.omit	Omit rows containing total, na y mv values

Value

If the program contains more than one table, the method returns the last table (in the SPC program) as a data frame. All the tables are registered (as data frames) in a custom environment called ‘redatam::outputs’.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")
df<-redatam_query(dic,"freq person.sexo")

## End(Not run)

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Execute a Redatam command from file

Description

Execute a Redatam command: TABLE or AREALIST. This function removes all the rows that contain total, na or mv values. Additionally, this function removes the "mask" columns.

Usage

redatam_run(dic, file_name, tot.omit = TRUE)

Arguments

dic	Dictionary identifier
file_name	Program file name
tot.omit	Omit rows containing total, na y mv values

Value

If the program contains more than one table, the method returns the last table (in the SPC program) as a data frame. All the tables are registered (as data frames) in a custom environment called ‘redatam::outputs’.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")
df<-redatam_run(dic,"/path/to/nmir_test.spc")

## End(Not run)

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Save dictionary

Description

Save a REDATAM database. This function can be used to save a dictionary.

Usage

redatam_save(dic, name = "")

Arguments

dic	Dictionary identifier
name	Dictionary filename

Value

No return value.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")
...
redatam_save(dic,"path/to/new/dictionary.rxdb")

## End(Not run)

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List variables for entity

Description

List the variables in an entity.

Usage

redatam_variables(dic, entity_name)

Arguments

dic	Dictionary ID (returned by 'redatam.open')
entity_name	Entity's name

Value

Data frame that contains all the variables from the ‘entity_name’.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

## Not run: 
dic<-redatam_open("path/to/rxdb")
redatam_variables(dic, "person")

## End(Not run)

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Get the Redatam API version

Description

Returns the current version of the native Redatam API.

Usage

redatam_version()

Value

String with the Redatam Engine version.

Author(s)

Jaime Salvador

Examples

redatam_version()

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