st: nestreg and survey logistic

[Steve <drlead@prodigy.net.mx>]

Dear Stata Folk,

Stata exec and ado updated today on a WinXP system. Using Stata SE.

I've been trying out the new prefix command -nestreg-, repeating a sequence 
of analyses I've already done by hand.

The command syntax presents the two nested analyses correctly but then exits 
strangely with the message that -svy- was not found. The run is reproduced 
below:


. nestreg: svy: logistic past  (store_water pluvial AC people vicinity 
cross3 aegypti missinginc inc100 intact) (city)

Block  1: store_water pluvial AC people vicinity cross3 aegypti missinginc 
inc100 intact
(running logistic on estimation sample)

Survey: Logistic regression

Number of strata   =         2                  Number of obs      = 
578
Number of PSUs     =       100                  Population size    = 
524546.74
                                               Design df          = 
98
                                               F(  10,     89)    = 
3.96
                                               Prob > F           = 
0.0002

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
            |             Linearized
       past | Odds Ratio   Std. Err.      t    P>|t|     [95% Conf. 
Interval]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
store_water |   1.462093    .405928     1.37   0.174      .842747 
2.536604
    pluvial |   .5257532   .1184646    -2.85   0.005     .3361928 
.8221962
         AC |   .6066694   .1344247    -2.26   0.026     .3908287 
.9417112
     people |   1.059671   .0605486     1.01   0.313     .9460759 
1.186905
   vicinity |   2.997936     .98036     3.36   0.001     1.566714 
5.736608
     cross3 |   .8914012   .2043967    -0.50   0.617      .565528 
1.405052
    aegypti |   .8925234   .2273284    -0.45   0.656     .5384005 
1.479564
 missinginc |   .9671007   .2849121    -0.11   0.910     .5389754 
1.7353
     inc100 |   1.988252   .5067608     2.70   0.008     1.198966 
3.297129
     intact |   1.196331   .2396654     0.89   0.373     .8038874 
1.780359
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Block  2: city
(running logistic on estimation sample)

Survey: Logistic regression

Number of strata   =         2                  Number of obs      = 
578
Number of PSUs     =       100                  Population size    = 
524546.74
                                               Design df          = 
98
                                               F(  11,     88)    = 
6.70
                                               Prob > F           = 
0.0000

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
            |             Linearized
       past | Odds Ratio   Std. Err.      t    P>|t|     [95% Conf. 
Interval]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
store_water |   .8597424   .2587414    -0.50   0.617     .4731455 
1.562219
    pluvial |   .7104486   .1753382    -1.39   0.169     .4353418 
1.159404
         AC |   .9446747    .232598    -0.23   0.818     .5795341 
1.539875
     people |   1.048103   .0607217     0.81   0.419     .9342719 
1.175804
   vicinity |   3.562469   1.236586     3.66   0.000     1.788927 
7.094301
     cross3 |   .8968913   .2122723    -0.46   0.647     .5607413 
1.434555
    aegypti |    .835552   .2144141    -0.70   0.486      .502126 
1.390382
 missinginc |   .7654352   .2348365    -0.87   0.386     .4163838 
1.407094
     inc100 |   1.345265   .3731241     1.07   0.288      .775829 
2.33265
     intact |   1.115736   .2364086     0.52   0.606     .7327384 
1.698923
       city |   4.538661   1.255077     5.47   0.000     2.621816 
7.856939
------------------------------------------------------------------------------


svy not found
r(111);
_____

Since the Wald table is the default in the -nestreg- command, I was 
expecting the table to appear instead of the error message.

Have I made a simple syntax error or is there a bug in this new prefix 
command when using survey regressions?

Steve Rothenberg
CINVESTAV-IPN
M�rida, M�xico


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