My experience is that when Stata runs out of memory and if I issue a
command to generate a new variable where Stata must generate a
temporary variable to do that, Stata won't do it. It won't even
generate an error message. When I then issue another command refering
to the variable that I thought I had generated, Stata will give me the
same error message.
So I suggest that you set a higher memory at start or drop unneeded
variables as you go along.
Ada
On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 10:38 PM, jill jim <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear statalist,
>
> I met a problem when using outreg after running a simple regression. For example
>
> reg lnpay female age
> outreg female age using reg1, se bdec(3) rdec(3) sigsymb(***, **, *) 10pct coefastr ctitle(I) replace
>
> a message shows up "variable __00000E not found". In fact, I did not even use or have variable _0000E.
>
> Then, if I keep running the same outreg command as above, another message "variable __000005 not found" or "variable __000006 not found" comes out. However, after several times, it worked and gave the result at reg1.out. It is just very annoying, and I was not able to run in do file since it would stop due to the messages.
>
> the more variables I included in the regression, the more messages I got, the more runs I have to do untile get the result.
>
> Did I do something incorrect? Please help me out. Many thanks.
>
> Lin
>
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