Delete a column from a SeaTable table — seatable_delete

Removes a column and all the data in it. This cannot be undone, so seatable_delete_column() takes the internal column key rather than its name: looking the key up with seatable_columns(table, include_key = TRUE) is a deliberate speed bump.

Usage

seatable_delete_column(
  table,
  column_key,
  base = NULL,
  con = default_connection()
)

Arguments

table: Name of the table.
column_key: Internal key of the column to delete (e.g. "8blF"), from seatable_columns(table, include_key = TRUE).
base: Optional base name or Base object; discovered from table when NULL.
con: A seatable_connection.

Value

The SeaTable response, invisibly.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
cols <- seatable_columns("neurons", include_key = TRUE, con = con)
key <- cols$key[cols$name == "scratch"]
seatable_delete_column("neurons", key, con = con)
} # }