Re: [R] R connection with sql server 2005

2010-02-12 Thread vikrant 

Hi all,
Problem is solved.

The solution is I needed to pass the whole string "driver=SQL Server;server=
01hd166373" as a parameter and not only the servername.

my<-function(servername,dbname,dbtable){ 
  library(RODBC) 
  channel<- odbcDriverConnect(paste(servername) 
  init_data<- sqlQuery(channel,paste("select * from",dbname,"..",dbtable) 
} 

my("driver=SQL Server;server= 01hd166373",test_db,test_vikrant)

Cheers,
Vikrant.
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[R] R connection with sql server 2005

2010-02-11 Thread vikrant 

Dear  R experts,
I am using RODBC package. 
library(RODBC)
channel<- odbcDriverConnect("driver=SQL Server;server=",servername)
data<- sqlQuery(channel,"select * from dbname .. dbtable")
Here if i use this it is getting executed successfully.
But when i put this in a function as

 my<-function(servername,dbname,dbtable){
library(RODBC)
channel<- odbcDriverConnect(paste("driver=SQL 
Server;server=",servername))
init_data<- sqlQuery(channel,paste("select * from",dbname,"..",dbtable)
}
I get an error in a window  as connection failed and when I click ok i get
the window for login with list of server name. when i select the same server
name which i passed as parameter I am able to login.
Is there any error in the function ?


Thanks in advance
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