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2023 Mar 17
1
connect MSSQL server problem
...Server]Login failed for user '******'.?How to modify the code (see below) to access second MSSQL server?
con <- dbConnect(odbc(),? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Driver? ?= "ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server",? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Server? ?= "abcdefghijklmn",? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Database = "abc_def")
Thank you,Kai
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2018 May 05
1
Discovering patterns in textual strings
...39;t familiar
with regex's, maybe the stringr package may provide a gentler interface
than using R's raw regex functionality. Or maybe someone else can suggest a
better approach (which is another reason why you should reply to the list,
not just me).
z <- c("abc",
"abc_def",
"abc.def",
"abc def",
"abcd_ef",
"abcd",
"e","f")
pats <- unique(sub("^(.+)[. _]+.*", "\\1", z))
## gives:
> pats
[1] "abc" "abcd" "e" &...
2018 May 07
0
Discovering patterns in textual strings
...39;t familiar with regex's, maybe the stringr package may provide a gentler interface than using R's raw regex functionality. Or maybe someone else can suggest a better approach (which is another reason why you should reply to the list, not just me).
z <- c("abc",
"abc_def",
"abc.def",
"abc def",
"abcd_ef",
"abcd",
"e","f")
pats <- unique(sub("^(.+)[. _]+.*", "\\1 <file://1> ", z))
## gives:
> pats
[1] "abc" "abcd"...