of course key.. not hey ;)

db_put(dbh,key='GOOG',data='GOOG')


W dniu 17 marca 2010 21:41 użytkownik Daniel Cegiełka <
daniel.cegielka@gmail.com> napisał:

> http://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/rberkeley/
>
> <http://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/rberkeley/>You can write R's
> objects:
>
> dbh <- db_create()
> db_open(dbh)
> db_put(dbh,hey='GOOG',data='GOOG')
>
> and to restore (xts object):
>
> unserialize(db_get(dbh,key='GOOG'))['2010-02-17::2010-02-25',4])
>
>
> regards
> daniel
>
> 2010/3/17 Ashwin Kapur <ashwin.kapur@gmail.com>
>
>> Just wondering if anyone has opinions on the various big data packages for
>> R, ff vs bigmemory vs anything else.  Is anyone working on or is there
>> already a package for connecting hdf5 to R for handling huge datasets as
>> opposed to the hdf5 package which basically just allows you to read
>> everything in an hdf5 at once.  I was also wondering what advantages
>> ff/bigmemory may have to existing libraries in C for the same the most
>> prominent of which is probably hdf5.
>>
>>
>> --Ashwin
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