When above code is executed I get following error:
[Driver Manager] Can't open lib 'Teradata Driver': file not found
Should I be using something else instead of "{Teradata Driver}" ?
Can somebody please help me out, its very important for my work. If anybody could explain and provide me the steps or code for Teradata connection will be very much appreciated. I have very little experience when it comes to database connections.
I am using a secure environment, therefore, cannot copy error message from it but I can provide as much information as I can if required.
I think you do have to define the Teradata Driver as a connection string at some point. See the "Connection Strings" section of the odbc package here.
dplyr.teradata isn't actually part of dplyr, and I think it's relatively new, so you might consider filing an issue in the repo if you can't sort it out.
I don't know. I could be wrong about the driver formatting, but I'm trying to extrapolate from the working examples. I've pinged a colleague who will hopefully be able to give better advice. Couple other things to look at, perhaps;
I think the important part I am missing is the Driver name and I just can't seem to figure it out. I have installed ODBC but still can't find the driver for Teradata? Does it have to be instally locally in PC ? Is there package for R interface to the Teradata
Windows has a ODBC Administrator (if on Windows 10, press the Windows key, and start typing "odbc" to find that app). There you'll see all your available drivers listed. Including the Teradata drive after you install it. In the Driver argument of your connection, use the name that the Teradata driver is listed under the ODBC admin. For example: Driver = "Teradata Driver 16.10"
Oh ok, as an RStudio Pro customer, your company has access to ODBC drivers that we (RStudio) support: https://www.rstudio.com/products/drivers/ . It includes a Teradata driver.
Of course, that's something an Linux admin would have to install, but it may be worth it because of the importance of your project.