[R] Corrupt .RData
Peter Dalgaard BSA
p.dalgaard at biostat.ku.dk
Mon Dec 10 17:23:02 CET 2001
"Liaw, Andy" <andy_liaw at merck.com> writes:
> None, AFAIK. Seems like you could also use the "auto-save" feature that I
> asked about a while ago. According to Duncan Temple Lang (Thanks a lot,
> Duncan!), he's adding some new features in the development version of R that
> will let one do something like running an R command automatically after
> every fixed number of top level commands (so you can do a save.image(), say
> every 20 commands, for example.
>
> One other preventitive meaure (other than back up often) could be, e.g.,
> saving "valuable" objects (large data, or objects that takes a long time to
> reproduce) that will only be referenced rather than modified in separate
> files that can be load() or attach().
R 1.4.0 will also have a safe-save feature (first write the workspace
to a temporary file, then destructively move it over the original.)
However, if anyone is looking for a project to do in their copious
free time, a .Rdata debug/fix utility would be very welcome...
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