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Re: st: run stata in a batch mode using do file
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Brendan Halpin <[email protected]>
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Re: st: run stata in a batch mode using do file
Date
Mon, 17 Sep 2012 23:38:01 +0100
On Mon, Sep 17 2012, tashi lama wrote:
> Hello all, 1. It is very well documented to run stata in a batch using
> do file without parameters. But running stata in a batch using do file
> with parameters in nowhere to be seen. Any idea how to do it?
>
> In Unix would be if I have dofile mylog with two arguments firm and date
>
> $ stata -b do mylog.do `firm' `date'
This will almost work. If mylog.do looks like this:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
args firm date
di "Firm: `firm'; Date: `date'"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
then
$ stata -b do mylog.do firmname 20120917
will produce the file mylog.log containing these lines (among others):
----------------------------------------------------------------------
. do mylog.do firmname 20120917
. args firm date
. di "Firm: `firm'; Date: `date'"
Firm: firmname; Date: 20120917
----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 2. How would you run stata in a batch mode using ado file in both
> unix and windows.
>
> Say I have a myjob.ado with 2 arguments as options namely firm and date
Here, you would run a do-file (e.g., runmyjob.do) that contains the line
-myjob firm 20120917- within it.
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