(Leo Hsu and Regina Obe) In Part 2 of PL/R we covered how to build PL/R functions that take arrays and output textual outputs of generated R objects. We then used this in an aggregate SQL query using array_agg. Often when you are building PL/R functions you’ll have R functions that you want to reuse
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