I see now the configurations required for ffsave and ffload to work properly,
allowing the ff-package to do what it was designed to do:
1) file permanence
ff objects are stored in a temp directory and are deleted on exiting R.
This is true of both standard and ff objects (so dont blame the packag
I use the ff-package for large data and have good success in session. To
ensure my data is available for the next R session, I save my workspace and
use the /ffsave/ command to archive my large data objects. Syntax is
simple:
> ffsave(file="~/path/archiveName", list="objectName")
when I have mu
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