I think this is about RODBC, uncredited.
There is currently no way to do escapes here, and I am pretty sure that
ODBC drivers do not support 'slash' as an escape (or did you mean
backslash? I am still not sure that would work).
sqlSave() has fast=TRUE and fast=FALSE options, and it is worth
Hi everybody,
really sorry !!!
this is RODBC indeed. But I'm not sure if the package or R version makes a
real difference.
In fact, I used fast=FALSE, and I'm now pretty sure the error is due to that
parameter.
It may be working far better with fast=TRUE.
Gabor, I do not understand how the heck
On 4/1/07, Laurent Valdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
really sorry !!!
this is RODBC indeed. But I'm not sure if the package or R version makes a
real difference.
In fact, I used fast=FALSE, and I'm now pretty sure the error is due to that
parameter.
It may be working far better
Hi everybody,
I'm doing a sqlSave() in R, to insert a big data frame of 1 rows.
However, there is problems, since several rows contains quotations marks,
that can leave inserts buggy.
I would like to find a way to add slashes in front of these quotation marks.
Best regards,
Laurent
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Try this:
'my dog named Spot and my cat named Kitty fight like cats and dogs'
On 3/31/07, Laurent Valdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm doing a sqlSave() in R, to insert a big data frame of 1 rows.
However, there is problems, since several rows contains quotations marks,
