Herv� Stolowy
> As you can see from my reply to Richard, I did exactly what you suggest
> and it still does not work.
>
> I even added something new:
>
> ado uninstall spostado
>
> to be sure that the commands relating to Stata 8 had been uninstalled.
>
> Here are the versions I use:
>
> which ologit
> C:\Program Files\Stata9\ado\base\o\ologit.ado
> *! version 1.0.9 31mar2005
>
> which fitstat
> C:\Program Files\Stata9\ado\updates\f\fitstat.ado
> *! version 1.7.9 26Oct2005
>
> I am sorry to bother you but this is really strange.
I'll make a confession to you: I hadn't actually downloaded SPost 9 until
I saw these posts! When I tried to, it kept failing because it said I had
already some of the packages downloaded (e.g., -fitstat-, -prgen-,
-prtab-, etc.). Even forcing the installation didn't replace those files!
Indeed, I've discovered I've got an even older version of -fitstat- than
even you've got:
. which fitstat
c:\ado\plus\f\fitstat.ado
*! version 1.6.7 5/22/01 - change LRX2
so that puts both of us in the dark. What I'm going to try and do is to
individually -ssc uninstall- those routines which Stata refuses to replace
and then download SPost 9 again. I find it difficult to see what other
alternative there is right now.
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