I am not familiar SQLite. So I wonder if I can fetch SQLite data from a remote server?
I know I can do this quite easily with MySQL data,
# Load package.
library("RMySQL")
# MySQL connection.
DB <- dbConnect(MySQL(), user="root", password="xxx", host="127.0.0.1", db="xxxx")
# Select data from a table.
data = dbGetQuery(DB, "SELECT * FROM article")
But for SQLite, it seems that it requires a path,
# Load package.
library("RSQLite")
# Connect to the sqlite file.
DB <- dbConnect(SQLite(), dbname = "C:/SQLite/xxxx.sqlite")
How can I know and obtain the path of a remote server then? Can I do this below?
http://mywebsite-name.com/sqlite/xxxx.sqlite
I don't think you can (though I hope somebody will help me if I'm wrong, or perhaps you could raise an issue on the package github site ).
As I started to comment, download it first and operate on it as a local file. There are several ways to download files like this, but the most direct is likely with download.file
.
If you want to download it and keep it around, set dbfile
to be something in a known location (perhaps the current working directory. However, if keeping it around is not critical and/or you want to generalize this and not have various sqlite files sitting around, you can download them to a temporary location:
dbfile <- tempfile(fileext=".sqlite") # not created yet, just a string
To download, simply:
download.file("http://mywebsite-name.com/xxxx.sqlite", dbfile)
And then SQL away ...
library(RSQLite)
DB <- dbConnect(SQLite(), dbname=dbfile)
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