TERR interaction with local data
Hi everyone,
I am running some codes in Rstudio and would like to use TERR (NOT install TERR in Rstudio, which I already have). This codes access some local folders but as far as I know for TERR to work you need the data loaded in spotfire. Is there a way TERR can interact with local folders?
I am using different paths, as I am reading files from, say, : /MyFolder/Data, modifying them and saving them in a different folder, say :/MyFolder/Data2
Is there a way TERR can use/interact with “outside” data that is not loaded in Spotfire? Of course our code has input and output parameters which we can specify while registering a data function.
Thanks in advance. Hope you can help me.
Kind regards,
Gustavo
(2) Answers
TERR can read local files just like R actually. So pretty much the same data input functions from R (like https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/library/utils/html/read.table.html) will work fine in TERR, like:
- output <- read.csv("C:\\myFiles\\CRANonTERR.csv")
TERR Reference:
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Thanks Sean!
I am using TERR for its performance so If the function I will be running is not used for analysis but to store data in other folder, how can I compile the function? I know that in order to "access"/reach the function you need to open the analysis/data in which you want to apply your function but if I do not want to open any as this function is to modify files (a lot!) and store them, how can I test it?
Thanks for the help!
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Hi Sean,
What is the difference between "TERR.exe" and "TERRscript.exe".
Thanks for your help!
Thanks once again Sean! I will give it a try!
Kind regards
Thanks Sean!
I am using TERR for its performance so If the function I will be running is not used for analysis but to store data in other folder, how can I compile the function? I know that in order to "access"/reach the function you need to open the analysis/data in which you want to apply your function but if I do not want to open any as this function is to modify files (a lot!) and store them, how can I test it?
Thanks for the help!
