On Tue, 21 Aug 2007, Jessica Z wrote:
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I did not notice a comment on this bit in the other replies:
newdata - load (compact_d.Rdata)
summary(newdata)
Length Class Mode
1 character character
newdata is a string whose value is 'd'
try print( newdata )
ls()
Hello List, i have been agonizing over this for days, any reply would be
greatly appreciated!
Situation:___
My original dataset is a .csv dataset (w/ 2M records) with 4 variables:
job_id (Primary key, won't be used for analysis, just used for join tables),
See ?save . The ... arguments are the ***names*** of the objects, not
the objects
so you want save(d, ...whatever...) not save(d, ...whatever...) .
Also don't use attach and detach and read this about factors which applies
if your factor has many levels but can be ignored if not:
On 22/08/2007, at 1:48 PM, Gabor Grothendieck wrote:
See ?save . The ... arguments are the ***names*** of the objects, not
the objects
so you want save(d, ...whatever...) not save(d, ...whatever...) .
I think this is wrong. You want the objects not their names.
If you want
?save says its the names (not the objects) although I just
tried it and both save(iris, file = /iris.Rdata) and
save(iris, file = /iris.Rdata) seemed to work so you are
right that it seems to work with the objects, not just the names,\
although its not documented to do so.
Usage
save(..., list =
On 22/08/2007, at 2:52 PM, Gabor Grothendieck wrote:
?save says its the names (not the objects) although I just
tried it and both save(iris, file = /iris.Rdata) and
save(iris, file = /iris.Rdata) seemed to work so you are
right that it seems to work with the objects, not just the names,\
