convert_sqlite writes a converted SQLite database
in the output_directory.
All tables from the input sqlitedb are converted
using the convert_table function. Specific conversion options
are read in the parameter meta_param also stored in the
sqlitedb.
Usage
convert_sqlite(
sqlitedb,
reg_id,
time_id,
output_directory,
region_mappings = witchtools::region_mappings,
time_mappings = witchtools::time_mappings,
weights = witchtools::default_weights,
guess_input_t = "t30",
region_name = NULL,
guess_region = "witch17",
default_agg_missing = "NA",
default_meta_param = NULL
)Arguments
- sqlitedb
SQLITE file.
- reg_id
final regional aggregation.
- time_id
final time_period aggregation.
- output_directory
directory where to write the converted SQLITE DB
- region_mappings
a named list of region mapping data.table.
- time_mappings
a named list of time mapping data.table.
- weights
a named list of weights used by
convert_region- guess_input_t
input time mapping if not explicitely defined
- region_name
column name of the region, reg_id if null
- guess_region
input regional mapping if not explicitely defined
- default_agg_missing
default parameter to handle missing values in
convert_region- default_meta_param
default meta_param
See also
Other conversion functions:
convert_gdx(),
convert_region(),
convert_table(),
convert_time_period()