That would be very implementation-specific, and ODBC is generic in its own way.
No, you must run one query at a time in general, and deal with the results
using the procedural language.
Keep in mind that you have to pick a back-end database to work with, and for
creating the database you may have tools available that can directly process
that sql file once. Then you can use a small number of queries from within R
to retrieve data at will. If the file contains data queries whose output you
want to process in R, they have to be handled one-by-one.
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"Dr. Alireza Zolfaghari" <ali.zolfagh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi list,
>Is there a way to use sqlQuery function where there is a sql file (ie.
>sample.sql)? I just want to mention that in my sql file there are some
>comment lines (starting with --). This means that if I paste all the
>lines
>in the sql file, I'll come up with a long string that most part of it
>is
>commneted (after commnet sign --).
>
>thanks
>Arvin
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