opensdmx/rsdmx

Generic data parser / as.data.frame(), error when no obs Key values

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justasmundeikis commented

When running

unemployment_rate_1  <- readSDMX(providerId = "LSD", resource = "data", flowRef = "S3R348_M3030001_1", dsd = TRUE)
unemployment_rate_1  <- as.data.frame(unemployment_rate_1 , labels = TRUE)

results in error:

Error in (function (..., row.names = NULL, check.rows = FALSE, check.names = TRUE,  : 
  arguments imply differing number of rows: 0, 1

The same error occurs when running:

df_unemployment_rate_url_1 <- "https://osp-rs.stat.gov.lt/rest_xml/data/S3R348_M3030001_1"
unemployment_rate_1 <- readSDMX(df_unemployment_rate_url_1)
unemployment_rate_1 <- as.data.frame(unemployment_rate_1)

Is the cause of this error the data from LSD itself / could it be fixed locally?
Thanks for any help!

eblondel commented

@justasmundeikis ASAP I check this, apparently I miss something in the generic data parser.

eblondel commented

@justasmundeikis I've just pushed some minor fix. Can you please reinstall and test if it works now?

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justasmundeikis commented

@eblondel yes, can be closed.
Thanks a lot.

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eblondel commented

Great @justasmundeikis don't forget to star rsdmx if it helps for your work ;-)

justasmundeikis commented

Hi @eblondel , bad news, the bug appears again:

#downloading data
S8R394_M4020201 <- readSDMX(providerId = "LSD", resource = "data", flowRef="S8R394_M4020201", dsd = TRUE)
#parsing data
S8R394_M4020201 <- as.data.frame(S8R394_M4020201 , labels = TRUE)

Error in data.frame(..., check.names = FALSE) : arguments imply differing number of rows: 1, 0

working on the newest version of rsdmx

eblondel commented

Hi @justasmundeikis I've checked and it seems a different issue that i've referenced here #146