You haven't even told us your OS, but it sounds like it might be
Windows.
In any case, RPostgreSQL is (like RMySQL) not distributed in binary
form, and you need to compile it from the sources against your
PostgreSQL version (which does matter, including the compiler used to
build it).
This is all covered in the rw-FAQ, if this is Windows (see the posting
guide).
On Fri, 18 Mar 2011, Shaunak Bangale wrote:
Hi R-team,
While using R 2.12.2, I came across a problem that it doesn't have RPostgreSQL package in
the list of "install packages".
As my original code was written in R 2.11.1, I could use the RPostgreSQL
package.
I am moving to R 2.12.2 to use the newly added package "xtable" in newer
version R 2.12.2.
Please help me to solve this problem and tell me if the RPostgreSQL package can
be added to R 2.12.2.
Sooner reply will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Shaunak
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