Thuy said
That's impossible and against the so-called "randomn". If even when you
try
to repeat the same command in STATA, you get different sequence each
time.
Absolutely untrue. The whole purpose of Stata's "set seed #" command is
to generate the IDENTICAL sequence of random numbers on demand. The
pseudo-random-number generators are deterministic functions of the seed
value. If you start with the same seed, you get the same sequence of
PRNs.