Hi Hami
This is what I use when I have run a file using the BATCH command for
windows XP
D:\rw\bin\R CMD BATCH --no-restore --no-save Rfile.R Rfile_log.txt
where
D:\rw\bin\R is your R exe file name and path
Rfile.R is the R file your are "sourcing"
Rfile_log.txt is the log file - handy if thi
Hi Every one,
I have been struggling with a problem and need your help. I would like to
automate execution of a .R file. Therefore i thought of creating a batch
file. It reads
@echo off
start /d "C:\Program Files\R\R-2.13.1\bin\x64" R BATCH Model.R
No success with running it. The command prompt
BATCH is not an R object, and it is not for use in R console. As
Henrik mentioned, you should use it in the command line. Open a
terminal window/command window (depending on your OS), and type "R CMD
BATCH ..." there. If you are using Windows, cd to the 'bin' directory
of R first (or put the 'bin'
You probably want to use the source() command in R.
R CMD BATCH is used from the command line - it's rare that people use
it (unless they really know what they are doing).
/Henrik
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 9:01 AM, Manuj Sharma wrote:
> I tried to use BATCH command to run an input file (a simple
I tried to use BATCH command to run an input file (a simple text file) which
contained a few R commands.
I first saw the BATCH help page using
> ?BATCH
The help page mentioned the Usage as:
Batch Execution of RR CMD BATCH [options] infile [outfile]
The Detailed section mentioned the follow
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