Batch Files - Hilary Dugan
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    19th Jan 2015
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    ==Skills Sharing: Batch files to graph with R==
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    Why should I use a batch file?
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    * Any R script can be run without opening R
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    * Can output figures
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    * Can be automated to run daily
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    Challenges:
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    * Batch files run natively on Windows OS
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    Example on Windows 7:
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    Two files are needed
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    # The R script (ex. helloworld.R)
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    # The batch file should be saved as "NAME.bat". It will be a text file that contains the following code (substitute path directories where necessary).
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    <code>"C:\Program Files\R\R-2.15.2\bin\x64\R.exe" CMD BATCH  "D:\user\...\helloworld.r" "D:\...\helloworld.out”
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    </code>
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    Latest revision as of 20:17, 21 January 2015

    Skills Sharing: Batch files to graph with R

    Why should I use a batch file?

    • Any R script can be run without opening R
    • Can output figures
    • Can be automated to run daily

    Challenges:

    • Batch files run natively on Windows OS


    Example on Windows 7: Two files are needed

    1. The R script (ex. helloworld.R)
    2. The batch file should be saved as "NAME.bat". It will be a text file that contains the following code (substitute path directories where necessary).

    "C:\Program Files\R\R-2.15.2\bin\x64\R.exe" CMD BATCH "D:\user\...\helloworld.r" "D:\...\helloworld.out”



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