Hi,
So is your actual question about how to prompt for user input, rather
than anything about the SQL extraction or graphing?
I think I would write the R code as a function that takes the four
values as arguments. That's not the same as prompting the user, but
more flexible and more R-ish.
You
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> I have written a script in an R text file that i can run through a terminal
> window. My script though contains lots of code to interpret my input
> arguments, which are then put into an SQL query to get the data I want to
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OK thanks Jonathon, I will have a go.
Is the plotdir file technically my output file? Or what is this otherwise?
Also, having never used R script before, is it not very good at reading
data, may I have to alter my input file in excel first?
Thanks
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It looks to me like when you assign ID_min and ID_max that you want them
to be vectors. In R, this is accomplished by ?c.
Example:
ID_min <- c(976834501, 290018099.3145, 1000)
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