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vignettes/restatis.Rmd

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For the scenario in this vignette, we are going to be a researcher trying to find data on the income of bus drivers, called "Busfahrer".
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# Premilinary: finding relevant search terms
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## Premilinary: finding relevant search terms
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First, we can and should explore if and how our keyword is represented in the GENESIS database. We want to see if our keywords are related in any way to other words, and we need to be more precise in our search process; or in case we already have a particular keyword, if there are related keywords that could be included in our search to expand our data collection.
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#> [1] "© Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis), 2023"
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# Search for data objects
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## Search for data objects
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Now that we have our specific keyword for our search, we can search the database for exactly that term. We want the results to be ordered so that items with a title that includes our search term are at the top. We also want to explore all object types for now:
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# Appendix: check for changes in previously collected data
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## Appendix: check for changes in previously collected data
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As a small additional step, we would like to check one week later if the collected data objects have been updated in the last week. We can also check if additional interesting data objects for our interest/keyword have been added to the database. To do this, we need to specify the code of the objects we are looking for and the time we want to look for updates.
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For the scenario in this vignette, we are going to be a researcher trying to find data on the income of bus drivers, called "Busfahrer".
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First, we can and should explore if and how our keyword is represented in the GENESIS database. We want to see if our keywords are related in any way to other words, and we need to be more precise in our search process; or in case we already have a particular keyword, if there are related keywords that could be included in our search to expand our data collection.
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As a small additional step, we would like to check one week later if the collected data objects have been updated in the last week. We can also check if additional interesting data objects for our interest/keyword have been added to the database. To do this, we need to specify the code of the objects we are looking for and the time we want to look for updates.
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