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\name{sqlite.data.frame}\alias{sqlite.data.frame}\alias{sdf}%- Also NEED an '\alias' for EACH other topic documented here.\title{SQLite Data Frame}\description{ Creates an sqlite data frame (SDF) from ordinary data frame. }\usage{sqlite.data.frame(x, name=NULL)}\details{}\value{\item{x}{The object to be converted into a data frame and then stored in aSQLite database. }\item{name}{The name of the SDF. If none is provided, a genericname \emph{data}<n> is used. Names will be appended with numbers to preventduplicates. E.g. if name arg is \emph{iris}, and it already exists, then thenew SDF will have a name \emph{iris1}. If it still exists, then the namewill be \emph{iris2}, and so on.}\references{ ~put references to the literature/web site here ~ }\author{Miguel A. R. Manese}\note{A SDF is created by creating a sqlite database, with the specified nameas the filename with a db extension (e.g. data1.db). Each SDF is contained ina separate database. The name of the stored in the SDF.}\seealso{ ~~objects to See Also as \code{\link{help}}, ~~~ }\examples{iris.sdf <- sqlite.data.frame(iris)names(iris.sdf)class(iris.sdf)iris.sdf\$Petal.Length[1:10]iris.sdf[["Petal.Length"]][1:10]iris.sdf[1,c(T,F)]#apply(iris.sdf[1:4], 2, mean)}