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To conclude, it can be aptly said that ethnic hacking can be considered one of the well-paid career options for IT aspirants.

I'm more curious about SSMS Object Exploder: Did you try to expand the list? Did it ever work? :hehe:

My world is so different, in that all of our data must stay on premise, that all these articles that spend 99% of the space explaining azure wastes so much...

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Philosophically, I disagree and would approach it conversely, but I do now understand what you're saying, and the reasoning behind it. Seems like that method will eventually...

tomaz.kastrun (9/30/2016)

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Hi,

you can install package in RTVS (VS R IDE).

IMHO IDE should be prepared for e.g.: client machine with all packages pre-installed (compatible with version), so data wrangled,...

I'm quite surprised the lack of the ability for the analyst/data scientist to install a package and that it not only be installed locally, but also doubly installed in the...

Luis Cazares (2/1/2016)

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I unnecessarily second the motion. :Whistling:

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I am also no fan of the cmdshell method permissions requirement for running an R script. However, in SQL Server 2016, R Services enabled, with external scripts enabled, we can...

I agree with the general forum sentiment - rowcount being an older, deprecated method, should obviously be avoided. I agree the windowing methods are more appropriate. I am glad it...

maris 99142 (12/18/2015)

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Sorry. Shoulda said sqlquery not fetch. Query access works great, view fetch doesn't. The article does reference SQL Server 2016 which is the next thing I...

Must be missing it somewhere? I don't see where you said you used sqlQuery rather than sqlFetch and that you performed...

Try an alternative method, sqlQuery, just for giggles, and see what happens.

salesData <- sqlQuery(SQLconnection, paste("select * from dbo.MyViewName"))

I was able to immediately think of two use cases in my field of work, from your demonstrated market basket analysis, applied it, and found it to be quite useful....