@ -15,10 +16,11 @@ In Greek mythology, Metis was Athena's "helper".
Still fairly beta-quality level but getting there.
Still fairly beta-quality level but getting there.
The goal will be to get around enough of the "gotchas" that are preventing raw RJDBC Athena
The goal will be to get around enough of the "gotchas" that are preventing raw RJDBC Athena connections from "just working" with `dplyr` v0.6.0+ and also get around the [`fetchSize` problem](https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/6aq22b/fetchsize_limit/) without having to not use `dbGetQuery()`.
connections from "just working" with `dplyr` v0.6.0+ and also get around the [`fetchSize` problem](https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/6aq22b/fetchsize_limit/) without having to not use `dbGetQuery()`.
The `AthenaJDBC41-1.1.0.jar` JAR file is included out of convenience but that will likely move to a separate package as this gets closer to prime time if this goes on CRAN.
The `AthenaJDBC42_2.0.2.jar` JAR file is included out of convenience but that will likely move to a separate package as this gets closer to prime time if this goes on CRAN.
\item{schema_name}{LOL if only this actually worked with Amazon's hacked Presto driver}
\item{schema_name}{LOL if only this actually worked with Amazon's hacked Presto driver}
\item{max_error_retries, connection_timeout, socket_timeout, retry_base_delay, retry_max_backoff_time}{technical connection info that you should only muck with if you know what you're doing.}
\item{max_error_retries, connection_timeout, socket_timeout}{technical connection info that you should only muck with if you know what you're doing.}
\item{log_path, log_level}{The Athena JDBC driver can (shockingly) provide a decent bit
\item{log_path, log_level}{The Athena JDBC driver can (shockingly) provide a decent bit
of data in logs. Set this to a temporary directory or somethign log4j can use.}
of data in logs. Set this to a temporary directory or something log4j can use. For
`log_level` use the names ("INFO", "DEBUG", "WARN", "ERROR", "ALL", "OFF", "FATAL", "TRACE") or