Using Oracle Machine Learning for R, you can create R proxy objects in your R session to access and manipulate database tables and views.

Creating proxy objects is described in the following topics.

• About Creating R Proxy Objects for Database Objects
  To create proxy objects that enable accessing and manipulating database tables and views, you use the ore.sync function.
• Example using ore.sync function to obtain a proxy object
  The following example demonstrates the use of the ore.sync function.
• Get R Proxy Objects with the ore.get Function
  After you have created an R environment and ore.frame proxy objects with ore.sync, you can retrieve the R proxy objects by name with the ore.get function from your R environment.
• Add a Schema with the ore.attach Function
  With ore.attach, you add an R environment for a database schema to the R search path.