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Search for HaverView variables

Since R2024a

Syntax

[data,response] = search(c,queryString)

Description

[data,response] = search(c,queryString) returns a list of variables for a specified query string, where c is a haverview connection object.

Examples

Search for HaverView Variables

Create a HaverView™ connection using a valid authentication token and database name. In this example, replace 681b61cf-dc7d-4698-a168-74c79b0c1a04 with your authentication token and replace USECON with the name of your database.

token = "681b61cf-dc7d-4698-a168-74c79b0c1a04";
databasename = "USECON";
c = haverview(token,databasename)

c = 
    
  haverview with properties:
    
    DatabaseName: "USECON"
         TimeOut: 200.00

In this example, replace Boston with your own query string.

queryString = "Boston";
[data,response] = search(c,queryString)

data =
    
     1x5 table
    
        count    pages        next                   prev                   data    
        _____    _____    ____________    __________________________    ____________
    
        23.00    1.00     {0x0 double}    {'/v2/data/search?page=0'}    {23x6 table}
    
    
    response = 
    
      ResponseMessage with properties:
    
        StatusLine: 'HTTP/1.1 200 OK'
        StatusCode: OK
            Header: [1×8 matlab.net.http.HeaderField]
              Body: [1×1 matlab.net.http.MessageBody]
         Completed: 0

Input Arguments

c — HaverView connection

haverview object

HaverView connection, specified as a haverview object.

queryString — Query string

character vector | string scalar

Query string to search for matches in variable descriptions, specified as a character vector or string scalar.

Output Arguments

data — Request data

table

Request data for the specified query string, returned as a table.

response — HTTP request response

ResponseMessage object

HTTP request response, returned as a ResponseMessage object. For details, see matlab.net.http.ResponseMessage.

Version History

Introduced in R2024a