Simple question, but cannot find the answer.
Instead of:
Df <- sqlQuery(ch, "SELECT * FROM tblTest WHERE Id=25")
I want a more dynamic piece of code. Something like:
Id <- 25
Df <- sqlQuery(ch, c("SELECT * FROM tblTest WHERE Id=", Id))
But this is not correct.
We can use paste:
Df <- sqlQuery(ch, paste("SELECT * FROM tblTest WHERE Id =", Id))
c
concatenates into a vector, paste
is for string concatenation.
Or we can use sprintf:
sprintf("SELECT * FROM tblTest WHERE Id = %s", Id)
Just want to update this with a more modern answer using dplyr/tidyverse which uses string interpolation via the str_glue
command:
str_glue("SELECT * FROM tblTest WHERE Id = {Id}")
You can put any expression you want in there. For example, if you wanted to select multiple Id's using a vector:
str_glue("SELECT * FROM tblTest WHERE Id IN ({str_c(id_vector, collapse = \",\"})")
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