If you
. set trace on
you will see where -aorder- squawks.
I note that you don't have much memory
to spare for the creation of temporary
variables.
If it's a system limit, you need to
upgrade to SE, and thus presumably
to Stata 9, to fix it.
Nick
[email protected]
Friedrich Huebler
> Intercooled Stata 8.2
>
> I have a dataset with these characteristics:
>
> obs: 32,744
> vars: 91
> size: 3,307,144 (89.5% of memory free)
>
> When I type -aorder- I get an error message.
>
> system limit exceeded - see manual
> r(1000);
>
> I checked [R] limits but see no reference to -order- or -aorder-.
> Which limit must I change for -aorder- to work?
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