Hello Statalisters:
I am using v. 8 on Windows 2000--
I hope this question isn't too stupid, but I searched
archives, faq's, and manuals.
I usually run do files by either clicking on them
directly, or opening them from Stata and clicking the
run icon. Because of this, I find it inconvenient to
type "do mydofile, nostop", when I want to prevent do
files from stopping in the event of an error. Is there
a way to specify this in the do file? I know I could
have a second do file call it up, but would rather not
do this. Including the line "do mydofile, nostop" at
the top of the do file results in errors as well
(after the program runs once), or endless loops (as
would be expected!) Thanks! Tim
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