I just picked this up over on "Vulture Central"
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/02/16/r_sql_server_great_but_beware/
The author seems both pleased and not pleased. Mainly digging at R's use
(or abuse) of memory being a cause of many failures. And the fact that is
is "slow" (states Python runs 17x faster) due to being interpreted.
Also, to me, it seems weird to run R within the data base server itself,
rather than on a client using RODBC.
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John McKown
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