Closed martinpastoors closed 1 year ago
This is (relatively) straightforward with an rds file; you can load that into an in-memory connection rather than saving it to disk. It's trickier with an rdata file, because the file can contain multiple R objects.
The way you'd do it is by downloading the file using download_file()
into a connection, and then running load()
with that connection as the first argument. I can add the first part as a new feature for Microsoft365R, but I think the second part is something best handled by the end-user.
You can now save and load rds and rdata files with the save_rds
, load_rds
, save_rdata
and load_rdata
methods. These are available for drives and drive items. See ?ms_drive
and ?ms_drive_item
for more info.
Hello, is it possible to directly load a RData file that is stored on a SharePoint system directly into RStudio? We are keeping data within RData files and we would like to be able to directly load that information into memory. So far, I have only been able to download the file and then open it locally, but that is a procedure that we are trying to avoid as we don't want local copies of the files on sharepoint. Hope that you could provide some guidance on this.