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Wednesday, August 23, 2017

R and the Oracle database: Using dplyr / dbplyr with ROracle in Windows 10

R uses data extensively. Data often resides in a database. In this blog I will describe installing and using dplyr, dbplyr and ROracle on Windows 10 to access data from an Oracle database and use it in R.

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