Please read the Posting Guide. RStudio has a support forum of their own, and
you should post in plain text.
That said, RStudio Server is just a user interface for the R software installed
on the server it runs on. This is a great place to ask questions about R, but
not about how to add memory to a server. You should try some smaller data sets
to get an idea of how much memory you need, and if it is not practical then
there are database approaches that can use more disk and less RAM. The drawback
is that you usually have to adapt your algorithms to those approaches.
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On April 7, 2014 12:01:49 AM PDT, T Bal <studentt...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>I want to install Rstudio server. The reason for that is that I want to
>run
>R script on this server. In this R script I am loading (working with)
>very
>large data with size 1000 Mb. When I run this R script I get memory
>error.
>If I run this script on Rstudio server, will I not have this problem?
>Can
>Rstudio Serve solve this (memory, size) problem?
>Thanks!
>
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