ROracle

Tomoaki,
This is all run on the linux box. The export statements are run by just
pasting them into the terminal. I invoke R by typing
"/usr/local/bin/R". For the configure error how do I make sure R is in
my path?
So you need to put /usr/local/bin in your path.  Please ask your 
Linux help about this (how to do it does depend on the shell you use).

Note that you should not actually need R in your path to install a 
well-written package: but ROracle is not in that category.

Setting Oracle up on Linux requires far more expertise than this step, 
and that using RODBC or RJBDC are much simpler ways to access an 
Oracle database than ROracle, provided the appropriate drivers are 
available (something you can pass on to the Oracle sysadmins).
Thanks,
Joe

On Sat, 2011-06-04 at 09:35 +0900, Tomoaki NISHIYAMA wrote:
Hi Joseph,

While I am stranger for ROracle,

./configure: line 2494: R: command not found

make: R: Command not found
indicate that R is not in your $PATH

I have another question what

Then after this I opened R
mean? Does this mean to type R to invoke R or double click some R icon
to invoke R?

Where are
export ORACLE_BASE=/u01/home/oracle/product
these done?  In a shell or dot files?

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