Re: "Anti-Excel" reference needed: American Statistical Association
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There is another discussion, with examples, at
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In reply to this post by Albert-Jan Roskam
The only safe way to do it may be to use RExcel.SPSS and the other packages also can input excel data. If one is interested in cluster analysis, R procedures contain a warning that they have not been completely checked out. Art On 4/29/2010 3:42 PM, Albert-Jan Roskam wrote: ===================== To manage your subscription to SPSSX-L, send a message to [hidden email] (not to SPSSX-L), with no body text except the command. To leave the list, send the command SIGNOFF SPSSX-L For a list of commands to manage subscriptions, send the command INFO REFCARD
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64 bit Windows 7 and SPSS ODBC
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Good Morning list, I am trying to find out if anyone on the list has any experience
with Windows 7 (64 bit) and accessing either Oracle (11.0) or SQL databases
directly with SPSS v.17. I have just migrated to a Windows 7, 64 bit
platform, and am having difficulty getting the native SPSS Oracle driver to
recognize the database. I tried the SPSS 64 bit ODBC Oracle drivers
without any success as well. Does anyone have any idea whether it is even
possible to go this route with ver. 17? TIA Sincerely Michael |
Re: 64 bit Windows 7 and SPSS ODBC
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Hi Michael, A documented problem, and to my knowledge, no simple workaround
exists. Microsoft has made available a redistributable 64-bit driver for Office
2010 at… …but instructs you to uninstall previous versions of
Office before doing so (!), installing the new driver, and then reinstalling
Office. A bit daunting… I haven’t done it. I continue to use an “old”
machine running Win XP Pro so I won’t upset my existing programs. I had posted on this back in March (ODBC Error In Win7 64
Bit) but to my knowledge there has been no progress. Maybe someone else has had
some success? Best
regards. From: SPSSX(r) Discussion
[mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Roberts, Michael Good Morning list, I am trying to find out if anyone on the list has any experience
with Windows 7 (64 bit) and accessing either Oracle (11.0) or SQL databases
directly with SPSS v.17. I have just migrated to a Windows 7, 64 bit platform,
and am having difficulty getting the native SPSS Oracle driver to recognize the
database. I tried the SPSS 64 bit ODBC Oracle drivers without any success
as well. Does anyone have any idea whether it is even possible to go this
route with ver. 17? TIA Sincerely Michael
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Re: 64 bit Windows 7 and SPSS ODBC
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Bob, Thank you very, very much for your response. Knowing this,
I can find some other solution –possibly running a virtual machine with
the 32-bid OS to run my queries from SPSS. Again, thank you for taking the time to respond! Michael From: Bob Walker
[mailto:[hidden email]] Hi Michael, A documented problem, and to my knowledge, no simple
workaround exists. Microsoft has made available a redistributable 64-bit driver
for Office 2010 at… …but instructs you to uninstall previous versions of
Office before doing so (!), installing the new driver, and then reinstalling
Office. A bit daunting… I haven’t done it. I continue to use an
“old” machine running Win XP Pro so I won’t upset my existing
programs. I had posted on this back in March (ODBC Error In Win7 64
Bit) but to my knowledge there has been no progress. Maybe someone else has had
some success? Best
regards. From: SPSSX(r) Discussion
[mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Roberts, Michael Good Morning list, I am trying to find out if anyone on the list has any experience
with Windows 7 (64 bit) and accessing either Oracle (11.0) or SQL databases
directly with SPSS v.17. I have just migrated to a Windows 7, 64 bit platform,
and am having difficulty getting the native SPSS Oracle driver to recognize the
database. I tried the SPSS 64 bit ODBC Oracle drivers without any success
as well. Does anyone have any idea whether it is even possible to go this
route with ver. 17? TIA Sincerely Michael
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