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Never heard of such a facility. (You can verify integrity via -help
datasignature-.) If I had to protect a dta with a password, I would use an
external zip program and add a password to the zip file. Also, dtas shrink
considerably when zipped...
HTH
Martin
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Does Stata have a capacity for passwording data files?
Thanks.
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