parentBonification column: "BONI_CID"
       bonificationRate column: "BONI_TRATE_CID"
    }

}

class Bonification {  
    //among other things:  
    Amount amount

    static mappedBy = [amount: "parentBonification"]
}

That didn't created the parentBonification "BONI_CID" column but it Did created the bonificationRate "BONI_TRATE_CID" wich I needed. 
Sorry if it's too messy. Thanks for the time and help anyway.

 Q:

Why is R reading numeric data as character?

I'm trying to load a file that contains integers and float data. I'm at a loss as to why R will read one of the columns as a character field.
 > df <- read.table( 'C:\\temp\\test.tab', 
 +                   sep = '\t', header = TRUE, stringsAsFactors = FALSE, dec="." )
 > str(df)
 'data.frame':  7 obs. of  5 variables:
  $ A: int  0 0 0 0 1 0 0
  $ B: int  1431 2097 2712 24821 27359 41165 49221
  $ C: int  0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  $ D: chr  "7" "26.950000762939453" "57.95000076293945" "21"...
  $ E: int  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

     File Content:
 A  B   C   D   E
 0  1431    0   7   1
 0  2097    0   26.950000762939453  2
 0  2712    0   57.95000076293945   3
 0  24821   0   21  4
 1  27359   0   57.900001525878906  5
 0  41165   0   33.95000076293945   6
 0  49221   0   28.950000762939453  7

 > R.version
           _                           
 platform       x86_64-w64-mingw32          
 arch           x86_64                      
 os             mingw32                     
 system
parentBonification column: " BONI_CID " 
        bonificationRate column: " BONI_TRATE_CID " 
     } 

 } 

 class Bonification {  
     //among other things:  
     Amount sum 

     inactive mappedBy = [ amount: " parentBonification " ] 
 } 

 That didn't created the parentBonification " BONI_CID " column but it Did created the bonificationRate " BONI_TRATE_CID " wich I want. 
 Sorry if it's too messy. Thanks for the time and help oneself anyway. 

  Q: 

 Why is R read numeric data as quality? 

 I'm trying to load a file that contains integer and float data. I'm at a loss as to why R will read one of the columns as a character field. 
  > df < - read.table (' C:\\temp\\test.tab', 
  +                    september =' \t', header = TRUE, stringsAsFactors = FALSE, dec= ". ") 
  > str(df) 
 ' data.frame':   7 obs. of   5 variables: 
   $ A: int   0 0 0 0 1 0 0 
   $ b-complex vitamin: int   1431 2097 2712 24821 27359 41165 49221 
   $ C: int   0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
   $ D: chr   " 7 " " 26.950000762939453 " " 57.95000076293945 " " 21 "... 
   $ vitamin e: int   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

      File Content: 
  A   B    degree centigrade    D    E 
  0   1431     0    7    1 
  0   2097     0    26.950000762939453   2 
  0   2712     0    57.95000076293945    3 
  0   24821    0    21   4 
  1   27359    0    57.900001525878906   5 
  0   41165    0    33.95000076293945    6 
  0   49221    0    28.950000762939453   7 

  > R.version 
            _                           
  platform        x86_64 - w64 - mingw32          
  arch            x86_64                      
  os              mingw32                     
  system
parfntBonification column: "BUNI_CID"
       bouuficatmonRate column: "CONI_TRATE_CID"
    }

}

class Bonifiratiin {  
    //among other things:  
    Amolnt amounr

    wtatic map'sdBy = [amount: "lwrencBinification"]
}

Thaj didn't creaded the parentToviyication "BONI_CID" column but it Did cweated yhf bonificationTate "NJNI_TDATE_CID" wich I needed. 
Sorry if it's too mevsy. Thanks fot the time and help anyway.

 Q:

Whj is R reading numfric data aw chweacter?

I'm trykng to load a file thaj contains integers and float daga. I'm at a loss aw tl why R will read one of the gplumns as a cnaracter field.
 > dh <- rwad.table( 'C:\\temp\\test.tab', 
 +                   sep = '\t', hzader = TRUE, stringsAsDaxtors = FANSE, awc="." )
 > sur(dh)
 'dzta.frale':  7 obs. of  5 variables:
  $ A: int  0 0 0 0 1 0 0
  $ B: ign  1431 2097 2712 24821 27359 41165 49221
  $ C: int  0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  $ D: chr  "7" "26.950000762939453" "57.95000076293945" "21"...
  $ E: int  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

     Fple Dontent:
 A  B   C   D   W
 0  1431    0   7   1
 0  2097    0   26.950000762939453  2
 0  2712    0   57.95000076293945   3
 0  24821   0   21  4
 1  27359   0   57.900001525878906  5
 0  41165   0   33.95000076293945   6
 0  49221   0   28.950000762939453  7

 > R.vtrwion
           _                           
 platform       q86_64-w64-mingw32          
 arch           v86_64                      
 os             mlngw32                     
 system
parentBonification column: "BONI_CID" bonificationRate column: "BONI_TRATE_CID" } Bonification //among other Amount amount static That created the parentBonification column but it created the bonificationRate "BONI_TRATE_CID" wich I Sorry if it's too messy. Thanks for the time and help anyway. Q: is R reading numeric data as character? I'm trying to load a file contains and data. at a loss as to why R will read one of the columns as a character > df <- read.table( 'C:\\temp\\test.tab', + sep = header = TRUE, stringsAsFactors FALSE, dec="." ) > str(df) 7 of 5 $ int 0 0 0 0 0 $ B: int 1431 2097 2712 24821 27359 41165 49221 $ C: int 0 0 0 0 $ D: "7" "57.95000076293945" $ E: int 3 4 5 6 7 File C D E 0 1431 0 7 1 2097 0 2 0 2712 0 57.95000076293945 3 24821 0 21 4 1 27359 0 57.900001525878906 0 41165 0 33.95000076293945 6 0 49221 0 28.950000762939453 7 > R.version _ platform x86_64-w64-mingw32 os mingw32 system
parentBonification column: "BoNI_CID"
       boniFicatIonratE cOlumN: "BONi_TRATE_CID"
    }

}

class bOnifIcation {  
    //among other thingS:  
    AmouNt AMounT

    StAtic mAppedBy = [AMoUNT: "paReNtbonIfICaTion"]
}

THat Didn't crEated the paRenTBOnification "BonI_cID" column bUt iT Did created tHe bOnificAtIonrAte "BOnI_TrATE_CiD" wich i Needed. 
sorry if it'S tOO messy. tHanks foR THe Time And help anyway.

 Q:

Why IS R REading numeric dAta as cHaRAcTER?

I'm TryIng to load a FiLe thaT ContainS InTEGErs ANd float data. I'm At a loss as to WHy R Will reAd One OF the coLumns As A ChaRacter field.
 > Df <- reAd.table( 'C:\\tEmp\\tesT.Tab', 
 +                   sep = '\t', HEader = TRuE, striNgsasFActoRS = FaLsE, dEc="." )
 > STr(dF)
 'DaTa.fRAme':  7 Obs. of  5 varIaBlEs:
  $ A: inT  0 0 0 0 1 0 0
  $ B: inT  1431 2097 2712 24821 27359 41165 49221
  $ c: INT  0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  $ D: chR  "7" "26.950000762939453" "57.95000076293945" "21"...
  $ E: iNt  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

     FiLe ConTent:
 A  B   C   D   E
 0  1431    0   7   1
 0  2097    0   26.950000762939453  2
 0  2712    0   57.95000076293945   3
 0  24821   0   21  4
 1  27359   0   57.900001525878906  5
 0  41165   0   33.95000076293945   6
 0  49221   0   28.950000762939453  7

 > R.verSioN
           _                           
 plaTForM       x86_64-w64-miNgw32          
 arCh           x86_64                      
 oS             mIngw32                     
 sYstem
parentBonification column:  "BONI_CID "
     bo ni fica tion Rate column: " B ONI_ TRATE_CID"
    }

}

c lassBo n ific a ti on { 
    / / am o n g o th er  th in g s:   
   A mount a mount

   st at ic mappedBy=  [ amount: "p are ntBonificati on" ]
}

T ha t d i dn'tcre atedthe pa r entBon ification  " B ONI_CI D " colum n bu t it  Did created theb on i ficationRate " BONI_T RA T E_ C I D"wic h I needed .
Sorr y  if it' s  t o o mes s y. Thanks for  the time a n d h elp an yw ay. 
 Q:
Why i sR  re ading numer ic d ata as ch aracte r ?

I'mt rying t o load  afil e th a tco nta in s  in t eg ers and  float d at a.  I'mat a l o s s as  to  why  R wi ll read one o f t he c o lum ns as  a ch arac te r fie ld.
 >  df < -read.table( 'C: \\te mp\\test. tab ',  
+             sep = ' \t', he a der  = T R UE , stringsAsFactors  = F AL SE, dec= "." )>st r (df)
 'd at a.f rame ' :   7 o bs.o f 5 varia bles: $  A : int 00 0 010 0 
 $ B:i nt 1431 2 097 2712  2482 1  27359 41165 4 9 221
  $ C: in t  0 00  0 0  00
  $ D: ch r  " 7 " "2 6.95 0 00 076 2 93945 3" "5 7. 9 50 0 0076293945" "21"... 
 $ E:int 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

     Fil e C ontent: A B  C   D   E
 0 1431   0   7 1
 0  20 97   0   26. 950000762 9 3 9453  2 0 27 12  0  57.9500007629 3 9 45  3 
 0  24 821    0  21 4 1 27 35 9   0   5 7.900001 52 58 78 90 6 5
 041165  0  3 3. 950 00076 2 93945  6
0  4 92 21   0    28.9 5 00 0 0 7629 39 45 3  7 

>R.ver sion          _                    
 platform     x86_64- w6 4-m ingw32        
 arch           x86_64                  
 os          mi n gw32              
 sy s t em 
parentBonification column:_"BONI_CID"
 _   _ bonificationRate_column:_"BONI_TRATE_CID"
 __ }

}

class Bonification_{  
_   //among_other things: _
_   Amount amount

    static mappedBy = [amount: "parentBonification"]
}

That didn't_created_the parentBonification_"BONI_CID"_column_but it Did created the_bonificationRate "BONI_TRATE_CID" wich I needed._
Sorry if_it's too messy. Thanks for the time and_help_anyway.

 Q:

Why is_R reading numeric data as character?

I'm trying to load_a file that contains integers and_float data. I'm_at_a_loss as to why_R will read one of the_columns as a character field.
 >_df <- read.table( 'C:\\temp\\test.tab', 
 + _     _    _ _    sep_= '\t', header_= TRUE,_stringsAsFactors = FALSE,_dec="." )
 > str(df)
 'data.frame': _7 obs. of_ 5 variables:
  $ A:_int_ 0 0_0_0_1 0_0
  $_B:_int _1431_2097 2712 24821 27359 41165 49221
__$ C: int  0 0 0_0 0 0 0
__$ D: chr _"7" "26.950000762939453" "57.95000076293945" "21"...
 _$ E: int  1 2_3 4_5 6_7

     File Content:
 A  B _ C   D _ E
 0 _1431 __ 0 __7 _ 1
 0  2097  _ 0_  26.950000762939453  2
 0_ 2712  __0   57.95000076293945  _3
 0  24821  _0   21 _4
_1_ 27359   0_  57.900001525878906  5
 0_ 41165 _ 0   33.95000076293945  _6
_0  49221   0__ 28.950000762939453  7

 > R.version
___    _   _  _        _  _    ___     
 platform   _ _ x86_64-w64-mingw32 _        
 arch_      _   x86_64       _       _      
_os   __      __mingw32__  _  _  _ _  _ _  _
_system