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JP asks about accessing Stata via Windows Remote Desktop Connection.
I actually have Stata running on my desktop machine while I'm accessing
it from my local Panera's via Remote Desktop at this very minute. It
works wonderfully. Stata (or any program from the server/desktop
machine) runs completely on the server's resources. In essence, RDC just
gives you a keyboard and monitor that are attached to the server from
very far away. So long as the machine you are running your client on
has enough power to handle the graphics (anything with XP should) you'll
do fine.
On occasion, Stata will cause RDC to crash and disconnect. This seems
to happen most often when I've sent a ton of data scrolling across the
results window. When you log back in with RDC, it crashes out
immediately again. The answer is to reduce the colors used to 256 via
the options in RDC and then reconnect. It should work fine. Most of the
time, however, I use thousands of colors without problems.
Enjoy.
Glenn
Glenn Hoetker
Assistant Professor of Strategy
College of Business
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
217-265-4081
[email protected]
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Joao Pedro W.
de Azevedo
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 2:31 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: st: stata and remote desktop
Dear Statauser,
I would like to know if anyone have had the experience of running Stata
through a Windows 2003 Remote Desktop Client?
I'm particularly interested to hear how Stata handle the memory in this
case. Does it use the ram available at the Server or does it use the ram
from the workstation where the remote desktop client is being ran from?
Many thanks in advance,
JP
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