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I asked this question yesterday, but since I didn't receive any responses, I thought I would simply the question a bit and try again. Basically, I'm getting a query result sent to a program. That data is just the rows and columns of a database table. Simple 2-D. My (hopefully simple) question is how do I take that variable and put that two-dimensional data in a form I can then send to R?

Dear List, I like to assign names to vectors in a loop. Here is a short example: DMUs <- as.data.frame(matrix(c("b","c","d","a","e","h","i","f","g","j","k","l"),ncol =7, nrow=10)) colnames(DMUs) <- v_DMUs <-

...e collision. It doesn't reduce the incidence of glare mathematically predicted. It justs copes with it by invoking an (unnecessary) 2nd trial. The very fact that the "pre-seize" test describe by the previsous contributor is used at all makes this evident. Think about it: Properly dimensoned, only three busy events will occur at all in the busy hour for a 24 server trunk group. Why is the "pre-seize" so vital? The problem is still there, it is beating the switchgear to death, but it is no longer causing subscriber complaints. 6. This is why I just can't believe the t...