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Applies to:SQL Server 2016 (13.x) and later

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In this part of the walkthrough, you learn techniques for generating plots and maps using R with SQL Server data. You create a simple histogram and then develop a more complex map plot.

Prerequisites

This step assumes an ongoing R session based on previous steps in this walkthrough. It uses the connection strings and data source objects created in those steps. The following tools and packages are used to run the script.

  • Rgui.exe to run R commands
  • Management Studio to run T-SQL
  • googMap
  • ggmap package
  • mapproj package

Create a histogram

  1. Generate the first plot, using the rxHistogram function. The rxHistogram function provides functionality similar to that in open-source R packages, but can run in a remote execution context.

  2. The image is returned in the R graphics device for your development environment. For example, in RStudio, click the Plot window. In R Tools for Visual Studio, a separate graphics window is opened.

    Note

    Does your graph look different?

    That's because inDataSource uses only the top 1000 rows. The ordering of rows using TOP is non-deterministic in the absence of an ORDER BY clause, so it's expected that the data and the resulting graph might vary.This particular image was generated using about 10,000 rows of data. We recommend that you experiment with different numbers of rows to get different graphs, and note how long it takes to return the results in your environment.

Create a map plot

Typically, database servers block Internet access. This can be inconvenient when using R packages that need to download maps or other images to generate plots. However, there is a workaround that you might find useful when developing your own applications. Basically, you generate the map representation on the client, and then overlay on the map the points that are stored as attributes in the SQL Server table.

  1. Define the function that creates the R plot object. The custom function mapPlot creates a scatter plot that uses the taxi pickup locations, and plots the number of rides that started from each location. It uses the ggplot2 and ggmap packages, which should already be installed and loaded.

    • The mapPlot function takes two arguments: an existing data object, which you defined earlier using RxSqlServerData, and the map representation passed from the client.
    • In the line beginning with the ds variable, rxImport is used to load into memory data from the previously created data source, inDataSource. (That data source contains only 1000 rows; if you want to create a map with more data points, you can substitute a different data source.)
    • Whenever you use open-source R functions, data must be loaded into data frames in local memory. However, by calling the rxImport function, you can run in the memory of the remote compute context.

  2. Change the compute context to local, and load the libraries required for creating the maps.

    • The gc variable stores a set of coordinates for Times Square, NY.

    • The line beginning with googmap generates a map with the specified coordinates at the center.

  3. Switch to the SQL Server compute context, and render the results, by wrapping the plot function in rxExec as shown here. The rxExec function is part of the RevoScaleR package, and supports execution of arbitrary R functions in a remote compute context.

    • The map data in googMap is passed as an argument to the remotely executed function mapPlot. Because the maps were generated in your local environment, they must be passed to the function in order to create the plot in the context of SQL Server.

    • When the line beginning with plot runs, the rendered data is serialized back to the local R environment so that you can view it in your R client.

    Note

    If you are using SQL Server in an Azure virtual machine, you might get an error at this point. An error occurs when the default firewall rule in Azure blocks network access by R code. For details on how to fix this error, see Installing Machine Learning (R) Services on an Azure VM.

  4. The following image shows the output plot. The taxi pickup locations are added to the map as red dots. Your image might look different, depending how many locations are in the data source you used.

Next steps

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How to play PirateCraft Creative Plots

PirateCraft Creative plots can be accessed in a few ways, from Survival you can use /server hub and right click the creative NPC to get to the creative world, or you can visit /warp station from survival, enter the portal and right click the NPC, or you can connect directly with hub.piratemc.com in your server browser. In the Near future we will have /play and /creative from all servers.

How do I get back to Survival?

Use /hub or /spawn and click on the Survival NPC from Hub, or use /server survival, or you can /hub or /spawn and use the server selector tool, or you can use /play and click the survival server icon from the GUI.

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What is PirateCraft creative plots?

Creative plots is a flatworld separated into 64×64 plots for people to claim as their own to work on Server projects, Arenas for mini-games, Personal projects, test redstone, test ship designs etc! Plots can be merged into mega plots, friends added and plenty of settings, with Worldedit and VoxelSniper being limited to each plot or megaplot! Can I just create one massive mega plot from all my plots anywhere I want? YES! This is what I want people to do, create Mega plots and treat it as your own flatworld, the maximum number of plots you can merge is 16 64×64 plots, and you get the road blocks too!

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Features

  • Plot downloading & cross server saving and loading oh yeah!
  • Plot swapping / copying and cross world plot moving
  • Plot merging, your own plots or between friends
  • Plot entry notifications / per plot time / weather / music etc with the flag system
  • Mob protection and per plot mob limiting
  • Interactive chat commands such as plot listing
  • Plot rating, ranking, complexity analysis, and auto clearing calibration
  • Plot schematic saving, loading and pasting as well as BO3 exporting
  • Per player settings such as plot chat and entry notifications
  • Command recommendation if you mistype something
  • Plot commenting and inboxes
  • Pistons and Sand/TNT cannons are properly restricted
  • Per plot redstone settings + plot redstone disablers
  • Fast async worldediting
  • WorldEdit & VoxelSniper restricted to plots
  • Four tiers of plot allowance: Owner, Helper, Trusted, Denied
  • Plot naming (for teleportation)

Commands

For all commands in-game use /plot to list them, they are also listed on a plot just outside the Creative spawn on signs.

Claiming

  • /plot claim Claim the current plot you are standing in
  • /plot auto Claim the nearest plot
  • /plot delete Delete a plot (Admins only)
  • /plot swap Swap two plots (Admin only)
  • /plot move Move a plot (Admins only)
  • /plot copy Copy a plot (Admins only)
  • /plot grant
  • /plot setowner Set the plot owner (Admins only)

Teleport

  • /plot visit [player alias world id] [#] Visit a plot Aliases: visit,v,tp,teleport,goto,home,h
  • /plot kick Kick a player from your plot
  • /plot middle Teleports you to the center of the current plot

Settings

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  • /plot trust Allow a pirate full build in your plot
  • /plot add Allow a landlubber to build, as long as you are online!
  • /plot deny Deny a scub from your plot
  • /plot remove Remove a player from a plot
  • /plot merge Merge a plot you are standing in with another one.
  • /plot unlink Un-link a mega plot
  • /plot setflag Set plot flags
  • /plot done Set a plot as done (Admins only)
  • /plot continue Continue a plot that was previously marked as done
  • /plot setdescription Set the plot description
  • /plot setalias Set the plots name
  • /plot sethome Set the plot home
  • /plot toggle Toggle per user settings

Chat

  • /plot inbox Review comments for a plot
  • /plot comment Comment on a plot
  • /plot chat Toggle plot chat on and off

Schematic

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  • /plot save Save your plot (Admin only)
  • /plot load Load a plot (Admin only)
  • /plot download Download your plot
  • /plot schematic Schematic command for (Admins only)
  • /plot bo3 Import/Export plot as bo3 (Admins only)

Appearance

  • /plot set Set a plot value <biome alias home flag>
  • /plot clear Clear a plot
  • /plot music Play Music in your Plot
  • /plot setbiome Set the plot biome

Information

  • /plot confirm Confirm an action
  • /plot info Display the plot info
  • /plot list List plots
  • /plot rate Rate the plot [# next]
  • /plot target Target a plot with your compass <<plot> nearest>
  • /plot help Get to the help menu

Plot Limits Per Rank

Minecraft Farming Plots Server

  • Deckhand 1 Plot
  • Cadet 2 Plots
  • Sailor 3 Plots
  • Carpenter 4 Plots
  • Gunner 5 Plots
  • Boatswain 6 Plots
  • Firstmate 7 Plots
  • Quartermaster 8 Plots
  • Lieutenant Donator Rank 10 Plots
  • Commander Donator Rank 12 Plots
  • Captain Donator Rank 14 Plots
  • Craftsman Builder Rank 30 Plots
  • Staff 100 Plots