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" Code 9: I was confused why it looks like an error code..."
This is what you get when making false statements, so the "error" lies in
your assertion that the two files are equal:
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assert 5==4
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HTH
Martin
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Thanks. I also see cf3 now...
Code 9: I was confused why it looks like an error code...
Marc
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Also note -ssc d cf2-:
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capt which cf2
if _rc ssc inst cf2
sysuse auto, clear
replace mpg=3 in 3
tempfile temp
save `temp', replace
sysuse auto, clear
cf2 _all using `temp', verbose
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HTH
Martin
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Sent: Montag, 16. November 2009 19:52
To: [email protected]
Subject: st: cf output id and not obs
I would like to use the cf command to reproduce changes in the dataset done
manually.
This command works fine in general.
. cf _all using "data.dta", all verbose
The output looks like
"ep15BN15_4: 1 mismatches
obs 265. 2009 in master; . in using"
I would like to get an output that is not giving out the number of
observation but the respective id (stored in var "id"). Of course I could do
a . display id[265]
But with hundreds of changes this is rather an enourmous task.
Any ideas?
P.S.: I am confused to get an error message r(9) - is that the correct
behaviour? The output looks good...
Thanks
Marc
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