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...If another 'arrangement' of this list object will make this task easier, please advise. 2. What is the point of the list object? I know that when mixed data types need to be held together, then the only option is to use the list data structure. If I were to hold recurring (Name, Salary, DateOfBirth) (i.e. character, integer and date values) in a list object, what would be the 'optimal' arrangement? Would that be as the components of weekProfile above? Or will this be better. Either: personalDetail<- list(rbind(c(Name,Salary,DateOfBirth),c(Name,Salary,DateOfBirth))); Thanks for...

...vert the "event" variable from the first SELECT to an integer variable... Any suggestions? Thanks - Bodil I use the following code: raw<-sqlQuery(.zz, 'SELECT TOP(100)PERCENT Animal.Herdnumber AS herd, Animal.ChrNumber AS chrNr, Animal.AnimalNumber AS animalid, Animal.DateOfBirth AS datebirth, AnimalStatus.Code AS codestatus, AnimalStatus.Description AS animalstatus, AnimalTransfer.Date AS date, AnimalTransferType.Code AS codeevent, AnimalTransferType.Description AS event FROM Animal FULL JOIN AnimalTransfer ON Animal.AnimalNumber = AnimalTransfer.An...

hi, using date_select right from a generated scaffold code leads to an error if an impossible date is selected (like the 31 of february) can''t get a way to correct this via a validation.... in fact that make sens because in the model i have the ''dateofbirth'' object which is a date object.... so providing an impossible day-month-year trio leads to an impossible creation of the date object... anyone with a solution? thanks

...he equivalent of this function with R language so I think that I will start by : affichage<-function() { print( "enter the first name" ) firstname <- scan(nmax=1) print( "enter the last name" ) lastname <- scan(nmax=1) print( "enter the date of birth" ) dateofbirth <- ........ here start the problem ........ ............ } -- View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/problem-with-Erlang-function-tp4649303.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.