You might want to look at sqlite (http://www.sqlite.org/). There is
already
an R package for accessing these databases and the website shows
some GUI interfaces that may be easy enough for tha casual user.
Best of all it is small, quick, free, and open source.
Greg Snow, Ph.D.
Statistical Data
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where I work a lot of people end up using Excel spreadsheets for storing
data. This has limitations and maybe some less than obvious problems. I'd
like to recommend a uniform way for storing and archiving data collected
in the department. Most of the data could be stored
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where I work a lot of people end up using Excel spreadsheets for storing
data. This has limitations and maybe some less than obvious problems. I'd
like to recommend a uniform way for storing and archiving data collected
in the department. Most of the data could be
Where I work a lot of people end up using Excel spreadsheets for storing
data. This has limitations and maybe some less than obvious problems. I'd
like to recommend a uniform way for storing and archiving data collected
in the department. Most of the data could be stored in simple csv type
files
