Last week I ran a program with the line below and it executed as expected:
Today I updated to Stata version 15.1. When I ran the program, I got this:
Some experimentation revealed that the problem lies with the "long" option, since deleting it eliminated the error:
The problem is that, without the "long" option, the output becomes very difficult to read (it's from the "mixed" command). I tried to update outreg2, but got a message that it was already up to date. I realize that outreg2 is externally supported, but I was hoping someone else might have come across this (a search for "outreg2" in the forum didn't turn up anything relevant). Short of that, if someone could tell me how to contact the relevant people at ssc, that would be helpful.
Code:
outreg2 using $opath/variance_decomp_schooling_xsection79_28only.txt , long noast replace /// adds(nhh, `nhh', n, `n', RHO, `RHO' ,seRHO, `seRHO' ) ctitle(white, xsection obs)
Code:
. outreg2 using $opath/variance_decomp_schooling_xsection79_28only.txt , long noast replace /// > adds(nhh, `nhh', n, `n', RHO, `RHO' ,seRHO, `seRHO' ) ctitle(white, xsection obs) invalid syntax r(198);
Code:
. outreg2 using $opath/variance_decomp_schooling_xsection79_28only.txt , noast replace /// > adds(nhh, `nhh', n, `n', RHO, `RHO' ,seRHO, `seRHO' ) ctitle(white, xsection obs) dir : seeout
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