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\name{DBClient$collectGeometries}
\alias{DBClient$collectGeometries}
\title{DBClient$collectGeometries}
\arguments{
\item{qry}{\if{html}{\out{<complex>}} The query to collect}

\item{geometry_cols}{\if{html}{\out{<character>}} Any geometry columns to translate to sf}

\item{geometry_crs}{\if{html}{\out{<complex>}} The CRS to assign to the columns. Either
specified by the CRS number or an sf::st_crs() object.}

\item{check_ring_dir}{\if{html}{\out{<logical>}} Check the direction of rings during the
translation. See \code{sf::st_as_sfc} for further details.}
}
\value{
\if{html}{\out{<complex>}} The collected query with translated geometry columns
}
\description{
Requires sf package.

Runs dplyr::collect on a query, If there are gemoetry columns (specified by
gemoetry_cols or named geom or named proj) then they are translated into sf
geometry columns using sf::st_as_sfc with a CRS.

The default CRS for a column named \code{geom} is 4326.
The default CRS for a column named \code{proj} is 3035.
The default CRS for other geometry columns is specified by \code{geometry_crs}
}