Pass R Vector to Sql query

不羁的心 提交于 2019-11-29 17:50:54

1) sprintf Convert id into a string suitable for inclusion in the SQL statement and then insert it into the sql string using sprintf See ?sprintf .

id <- c('00003', '00100')
idString <- toString(sprintf("'%s'", id))  # "'00003', '00100'"
sql_fmt <- "select * from prod_cust_vw.store_dim where store_num in (%s)"
sql <- sprintf(sql_fmt, idString)
sql
## [1] "select * from prod_cust_vw.store_dim where store_num in ('00003', '00100')"

2) fn$ or use fn$ from the gsubfn package. Prefacing sqlQuery (or any R function) with fn$ causes the actual arguments to be scanned and the $variables replaced with their contents (where the variable names should only contain letters and numbers in order for it to distinguish between them and other strings). See ?fn .

library(gsubfn)

fn$sqlQuery(channel = channel, query = "select *
       from prod_cust_vw.store_dim
       where store_num in ($idString)")

I do it like this.

library("RODBC")


dbhandle <- odbcDriverConnect('driver={SQL Server};server=Your_Server_Name;database=Your_Database_Name;trusted_connection=true')

currTableSQL<-paste("SELECT * FROM Your_Table",sep="")

currTableDF<-sqlQuery(dbhandle,currTableSQL)

The new dbplyr package has the best answer for this. It allows any R object to be used, and automatically converts it to SQL

https://db.rstudio.com/dplyr/

I want to try and figure out how to do this using R Notebook SQL chunk, but have not been able to figure it out. I had lots of trouble with other methods. This works for me.

library(RODBC)
myconn<-odbcConnect(dsn = "Data Source Name", 
                uid = rstudioapi::askForPassword("User ID"), 
                pwd = rstudioapi::askForPassword("Database password"))

id<-('00003', '00100') # vector of ID's

id<-paste0(personid, collapse = ", ") #create string for entry into query

query<-paste("select *
              from prod_cust_vw.store_dim
              where store_num in (", id,")", sep = "") #query -- use "paste". I have not tried with "paste0")

data<-sqlQuery(myconn,query)    #obtain the data by applying the query through the connection.
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