I'm running the loneway command and looking at the e() results. Some things surprise me:
(1) I run loneway once and look at the e() results. Then I run loneway again on a different subset of data. The e() results haven't changed; they are the results from my first loneway run, not my second run.
(2) Concerned, I run "eresults clear" and then run loneway again. Now the e() results are empty, which surprises me because I expected them to reflect my last loneway run.
What's going on? Is this normal behavior? I haven't used e() results before, so I don't know if I'm seeing a bug or just not understanding how e() results are supposed to work.
Many thanks.
Best,
Paul
(1) I run loneway once and look at the e() results. Then I run loneway again on a different subset of data. The e() results haven't changed; they are the results from my first loneway run, not my second run.
(2) Concerned, I run "eresults clear" and then run loneway again. Now the e() results are empty, which surprises me because I expected them to reflect my last loneway run.
What's going on? Is this normal behavior? I haven't used e() results before, so I don't know if I'm seeing a bug or just not understanding how e() results are supposed to work.
Many thanks.
Best,
Paul
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