Hi Nirina,
I don't have an answer as to to whether you can just update IVPROBIT,
but I had a similar problem with updating Stata 8. To avoid timeouts,
you can allow Stata more time to keep trying with the
set timeout1 #
set timeout2 #
commands. I think the # is in seconds and the upper limit is 32000,
but this might be different from version to version. In order to
update Stata 8 in the end, I needed to essentially try many times,
because I would almost always get a "unexpected end of file" error.
In the end, I just executed a .do file that said something like:
forvalues i=1/500 {
capture update all
}
Unfortunately, capture suppresses output, so you won't know when it's
done. Moreover, you can't break out of the do file, since capture
just moves to the next line if you click break. There's probably a
way around these things, but I didn't bother, since I just ran this do
file overnight, and in the morning, Stata was indeed updated. I don't
know how many times it had to try.
I hope this helps.
Shrenik
On 6/30/07, Nirina F <[email protected]> wrote:
Helllo all,
I am trying to update ivprobit but used update all and this is what
happened. (I'm copying here the start and the end of what appeared in
result box).
My main goal is to update just IVPROBIT but is there a way to do that
instead of using update all?
. update all
> update ado
(contacting http://www.stata.com)
Ado-file update log
1. verifying C:\Program Files\Stata9\ado\updates\ is writeable
2. obtaining list of files to be updated
3. downloading relevant files to temporary area
downloading anova_postestimation.hlp
downloading arima_p.ado
...... downloading textstyle.class
downloading ticksetstyle-sts_risktable.style
connection timed out -- see help r(2) for troubleshooting
r(2);
. which ivprobit
C:\Program Files\Stata9\ado\base\i\ivprobit.ado
*! version 1.1.5 03apr2005
Thanks,
Nirina
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