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Hi Chris,
(Or person who follows the bugs for countyfips)
I was getting an error in the Linux platform of UGA supercomputer, but not in my personal computer with a sample of the data. After checking my dataset I decided to run something very simple:
clear all
set obs 1
gen fips=1001
countyfips,fips(fips)
*** The output
(all newnames==oldnames)
(variable fips was float, now double to accommodate using data's values)
variable fips does not uniquely identify observations in the using data
r(459);
This does not happen in my laptop running in stata for windows. I solved the issue moving the DS to Linux, but it is a rather cumbersome and it loses the straightforwardness of the command
I hope thought you might want to know.
Best,
Felipe L
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi Chris,
(Or person who follows the bugs for countyfips)
I was getting an error in the Linux platform of UGA supercomputer, but not in my personal computer with a sample of the data. After checking my dataset I decided to run something very simple:
clear all
set obs 1
gen fips=1001
countyfips,fips(fips)
*** The output
(all newnames==oldnames)
(variable fips was float, now double to accommodate using data's values)
variable fips does not uniquely identify observations in the using data
r(459);
This does not happen in my laptop running in stata for windows. I solved the issue moving the DS to Linux, but it is a rather cumbersome and it loses the straightforwardness of the command
I hope thought you might want to know.
Best,
Felipe L
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: