Re: [R] RODBC : reading binary data from a TXT field belonging to a PostgeSQL table
Le 25/03/2010 20:28, Laurent Rhelp a écrit :
Dear R-List,
I am working with binary data that I want to store in a PostgreSQL
DataBase. I decided to use a TXT field. I read my binary file with
readBin function, I succeed in my data storage in the database but I
have some trouble to extract the data : the correct amount of bytes is
stored in the TXT field but when I access to the data, the extracted
dataframe is truncated !
Here's the code :
library(RODBC);
##
## 1. Connection to the database
##
ch - odbcConnect(PostgreSQL30);
##
## 2. Data Storage. I wrote 1 bytes in the TXT field of the
tabsignal table
##
## RQ : Thanks to the paste function, I convert bytes data in
characters for the storage in the TXT field
## and I put one space between every character (cf.
collapse argument) in order to use
## the strsplit function for the extraction.
##
## bytes is the result of the readBin function
## bytes - readBin(con, raw, n=fileSize)
##
sqlQuery(ch, paste(INSERT INTO tabsignal VALUES
('TEST',1,'M1',1,',paste(bytes[1:1],collapse= ),'),sep=))
##
## 3. Data Extraction
##
##The problem is here : sqlQuery command doesn't give the
same amount of bytes
##
bytes.out - sqlQuery(ch, paste(SELECT data FROM tabsignal WHERE
id_evenement=1),stringsAsFactors=FALSE)
bytes.out - unlist(strsplit(bytes.out[1,1],split= +))
bytes.out - as.raw(bytes.out)
length(bytes.out) ## bytes.out is shorter than bytes !!! although data
is well-stored in the database.
## 4. End of the connection
close(ch)
Thank you very much for any idea.
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I am sorry for asking again my question, but I found some help after
having read the ODBC connectivity document by Brian Ripley.
In the data types section, we can read (p. 9) :
There is a sanity check which will allow
only strings of up to 65535 bytes when reading: this can be removed
by recompiling RODBC.
I think that it is the solution to my problem because when I read the
database with a JAVA code using JDBC, it works fine. But I would like to
use RODBC.
If you think that I have to recompile RODBC, can somebody give me some
advice, or a link for explanations because I never did it (I work with
windows XP).
Thank you
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[R] RODBC : reading binary data from a TXT field belonging to a PostgeSQL table
Dear R-List,
I am working with binary data that I want to store in a PostgreSQL
DataBase. I decided to use a TXT field. I read my binary file with
readBin function, I succeed in my data storage in the database but I
have some trouble to extract the data : the correct amount of bytes is
stored in the TXT field but when I access to the data, the extracted
dataframe is truncated !
Here's the code :
library(RODBC);
##
## 1. Connection to the database
##
ch - odbcConnect(PostgreSQL30);
##
## 2. Data Storage. I wrote 1 bytes in the TXT field of the
tabsignal table
##
## RQ : Thanks to the paste function, I convert bytes data in
characters for the storage in the TXT field
## and I put one space between every character (cf.
collapse argument) in order to use
## the strsplit function for the extraction.
##
## bytes is the result of the readBin function
## bytes - readBin(con, raw, n=fileSize)
##
sqlQuery(ch, paste(INSERT INTO tabsignal VALUES
('TEST',1,'M1',1,',paste(bytes[1:1],collapse= ),'),sep=))
##
## 3. Data Extraction
##
##The problem is here : sqlQuery command doesn't give the same
amount of bytes
##
bytes.out - sqlQuery(ch, paste(SELECT data FROM tabsignal WHERE
id_evenement=1),stringsAsFactors=FALSE)
bytes.out - unlist(strsplit(bytes.out[1,1],split= +))
bytes.out - as.raw(bytes.out)
length(bytes.out) ## bytes.out is shorter than bytes !!! although data
is well-stored in the database.
## 4. End of the connection
close(ch)
Thank you very much for any idea.
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[R] RODBC : reading binary data from a TXT field belonging to a PostgeSQL table
Dear R-List,
I am working with binary data that I want to store in a PostgreSQL
DataBase. I decided to use a TXT field. I read my binary file with
readBin function, I succeed in my data storage in the database but I
have some trouble to extract the data : the correct amount of bytes is
stored in the TXT field but when I access to the data, the extracted
dataframe is truncated !
Here's the code :
library(RODBC);
##
## 1. Connection to the database
##
ch - odbcConnect(PostgreSQL30);
##
## 2. Data Storage. I wrote 1 bytes in the TXT field of the
tabsignal table
##
## RQ : Thanks to the paste function, I convert bytes data in
characters for the storage in the TXT field
## and I put one space between every character (cf.
collapse argument) in order to use
## the strsplit function for the extraction.
##
## bytes is the result of the readBin function
## bytes - readBin(con, raw, n=fileSize)
##
sqlQuery(ch, paste(INSERT INTO tabsignal VALUES
('TEST',1,'M1',1,',paste(bytes[1:1],collapse= ),'),sep=))
##
## 3. Data Extraction
##
##The problem is here : sqlQuery command doesn't give the same
amount of bytes
##
bytes.out - sqlQuery(ch, paste(SELECT data FROM tabsignal WHERE
id_evenement=1),stringsAsFactors=FALSE)
bytes.out - unlist(strsplit(bytes.out[1,1],split= +))
bytes.out - as.raw(bytes.out)
length(bytes.out) ## bytes.out is shorter than bytes !!! although data
is well-stored in the database.
## 4. End of the connection
close(ch)
Thank you very much for any idea.
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