That makes sense since this metadata table is the very 1st thing that
will be looked at when R wants to make an object. So when you have a
bad .sqlite file and that table is missing or unreadable this is also
the error you will see.
Marc
On 01/20/2013 07:59 PM, Dario Strbenac wrote:
It
It turns out that the file wasn't properly copied to where it was being read
from. After copying again, and making sure the file size was correct, the
commands work.
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Hi Dario,
This kind of error probably means that whatever is in your
transcriptsHs19.db database is missing a metadata table with appropriate
fields filled out. In particular, there needs to be a field (in
metadata) to define the "Db type" and also one to define the "Supporting
package". Th
