Matt Shotwell

I can't say without looking at the file in more detail, but this could be due to a file that is encrypted or compressed (neither of which the sas7bdat package...

I would love to, but it's not a priority for me right now. What I'd prefer to do, which has not been done yet AFAIK, it to complete the file...

You might try the "haven" package, which also has some support for compression. I suspect that the error you saw has something to do with Java runtime compatibility. On Thu,...

Thanks for sharing; glad you found a solution. > On Dec 8, 2016, at 1:32 AM, JintaoMeng wrote: > > Haven failed to do that. > We developed an application...

Excellent. Thank you.

Looks like you were testing two different files. We still can't read all types of sas7bdat files... Compressed or encrypted files. The platform running the read.sas7bdat code shouldn't matter (because...

That's odd. Can you verify that both installations are running the same version of the sas7bdat package? On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 3:33 AM, raffie- [email protected] wrote: > Hi...

Raffie, It looks like two different versions (commits) of the package were installed. Using the newest commit, I was able to read the files linked above using Debian Linux. Because...

You can try the 'haven' package. On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 8:48 PM, yaoheng52199 wrote: > ... > > — > You are receiving this because you are subscribed...

Florian, I've made some changes to the read.sas7bdat function that reflect the issue Clint raised. I was able to read your file with the newer version. You can test it...