Closed jangorecki closed 9 years ago
I tried a few things for accessing MSSQL from linux; Finally ended up using ff
suite of packages (ff
,ffbase
,ETLUtils
,ffbase2
) coupled with dplyr
.
So you mean you resigned to use MSSQL at all? I didn't find mentioned tools to be related to sql server.
Essentially, Yes. For my purposes, I don't mind doing all the data processing etc, outside the db.
The ff
suite of packages provide with functions to read from any db (e.g. read.jdbc.ffdf
from ETLUtils
) and still do out of memory processing (ffbase2
with dplyr
) which works out fine for me.
Really interesting, it looks like my package dwtools is heavily related to that one. It looks promising to integrate with it. Thanks for the information!
reopening, would be nice to get an update from @agstudy
Sorry to not answer before. For financial problems, I can't work on this package for the moment. Any help is welcome( coding this part or donation)
Mono version is available now. It is under tests and 90 % percent of functionalities works fine.
Don't have sql server now to do my tests. Once I will have one I will try it. Would be much easier if sql server would be available for ubuntu :)
:) Maybe you can try with Sybase ( I am not sure the they use the same mono interface for 2 data bases). That's said , I am using a virtual machine , install windows ans SQL server express edition.
Any future plans to support linux?
If no, maybe some recommendation for high performance MSSQL connection from R on linux? doesn't have to be DBI compliant. Regards