Merge pull request #351 from inbo/database_access

r_database_access: update argument of dbConnect()

Author: florisvdh

content/tutorials/r_database_access/index.Rmd

@@ -58,13 +58,15 @@ you can do so by providing the necessary parameters:
 ```{r eval=FALSE}
 my_connection <- DBI::dbConnect(odbc::odbc(),
       driver = "ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server",
-      server = "inbo-sql07-prd.inbo.be", # or inbo-sql08-prd.inbo.be
+      server = "<server hostname or IP>",
       port = 1433,
       database = "D0021_00_userFlora", # or your database of interest
       trusted_connection = "Yes")
 ```
 
-The most important parameters are `server` and `database`, the others should normally be kept as such (except for maybe `driver`). For the first one, remember that database names starting with `M`, `S` or `W` can be accessed using the `inbo-sql08-prd.inbo.be` server and others (mostly with `D`) use the `inbo-sql07-prd.inbo.be` server. The database name is the name of the database (if you can't remember the name, connect with a database you do know, e.g. _D0021_00_userFlora_ and you'll see an overview of the existing databases on that server after connecting.)  The driver version depends on your computer and can be looked up using `odbc::odbcListDrivers()`.
+The most important parameters are `server` and `database`, the others should normally be kept as such (except for maybe `driver`).
+For `server`, keep in mind that there is more than one server: database names starting with `M`, `S` or `W` use another server than those starting with `D`.
+The database name is the name of the database (if you can't remember the name, connect with a database you do know, e.g. _D0021_00_userFlora_ and you'll see an overview of the existing databases on that server after connecting.)  The driver version depends on your computer and can be looked up using `odbc::odbcListDrivers()`.
 
 ### Use existing MSAccess connection name
 

content/tutorials/r_database_access/index.md

@@ -71,17 +71,17 @@ inbodb), you can do so by providing the necessary parameters:
 ``` r
 my_connection <- DBI::dbConnect(odbc::odbc(),
       driver = "ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server",
-      server = "inbo-sql07-prd.inbo.be", # or inbo-sql08-prd.inbo.be
+      server = "<server hostname or IP>",
       port = 1433,
       database = "D0021_00_userFlora", # or your database of interest
       trusted_connection = "Yes")
 ```
 
-The most important parameters are `server` and `database`, the others
-should normally be kept as such (except for maybe `driver`). For the
-first one, remember that database names starting with `M`, `S` or `W`
-can be accessed using the `inbo-sql08-prd.inbo.be` server and others
-(mostly with `D`) use the `inbo-sql07-prd.inbo.be` server. The database
+The most important parameters are `server` and `database`, the others should 
+normally be kept as such (except for maybe `driver`).
+For `server`, keep in mind that there is more than one server: database names 
+starting with `M`, `S` or `W` use another server than those starting with `D`.
+The database
 name is the name of the database (if you can’t remember the name,
 connect with a database you do know, e.g. *D0021\_00\_userFlora* and
 you’ll see an overview of the existing databases on that server after