Returns a dataframe of metadata for all arrays that meet the filter applied.
Usage
list_arrays(
public = FALSE,
shared = FALSE,
page = NULL,
per.page = NULL,
search = NULL,
namespace = NULL,
orderby = NULL,
permissions = NULL,
tag = NULL,
exclude.tag = NULL,
file.type = NULL,
exclude.file.type = NULL,
file.property = NULL,
...
)
Arguments
- public
logical TRUE means list public arrays
logical TRUE means list shared arrays. If
public
andshared
are both false then arrays owned by you are listed.- page
integer
- per.page
integer
- search
character
- namespace
character
- orderby
character
- permissions
character
- tag
list( character )
- exclude.tag
list( character )
- file.type
list( character )
- exclude.file.type
list( character )
- file.property
list( character )
Details
Note that this is a paginable API but default params return all results on
one call, even hundreds of them. The public
and
shared
arguments may not both be true.
Pagination information is set as an attribute of the returned data frame.
See also
Other manual-layer functions:
array_info()
,
compute_sequentially()
,
compute()
,
delayed_args<-()
,
delayed_args()
,
delayed_array_udf()
,
delayed_generic_udf()
,
delayed_sql()
,
delayed()
,
deregister_array()
,
deregister_group()
,
deregister_udf()
,
execute_array_udf()
,
execute_generic_udf()
,
execute_multi_array_udf()
,
execute_sql_query()
,
get_udf_info()
,
group_info()
,
list_groups()
,
login()
,
register_array()
,
register_udf()
,
update_udf_info()
,
user_profile()