Look at the ?Startup help page in R. It shows a couple of ways to have
code run automatically when R starts (and can depend on which folder R
starts from). So you could have the windows task scheduler run R and use
the above to set the script to run.
Also look at ?Rscript for a way to run a script in batch mode, you can
schedule a run of Rscript on a specific script file.
Within R there is the tclTaskSchedule function in the tcltk2 package. If
you leave R running then that function can set some code to run at a given
time, or at a regular interval.
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 2:04 AM, Johnson, Alex <alex.john...@theaa.com>wrote:
> Hi,
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> I was wondering if there is there a way you can schedule an R script to
> run automatically through a scheduled task in windows or similar?..
>
> Would R have to be open on the user's PC or could it be closed providing
> we pointed it correctly at R?...
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> Thank you
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> Alex
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