You must give the full path of the Stata executable, and the log file will be saved in this installation directory. If you receive an error message of r when attempting method one, then you do not have write permissions to the Stata installation directory. These permissions are needed to create the log file. In this case, you can use the second or third method and specify a path for the log file to be saved.
If you would like the log file to be saved in a specific directory, then you can click on the Start menu and choose Run Note: If you are working on Windows 7 or Vista and do not see the Run Then, in the text box type.
This will open a command prompt. You can then change the current directory to the one you want the log file saved to using the cd command. For example, typing the following will run bigjob. Another common method is to use the Task Scheduler, which is installed on most Windows machines. When this file runs, all output will be suppressed and written to a log file that will be saved in the path specified. There are two ways to do this:. The first tells Stata to run in batch mode. Stata will execute the commands in filename.
The second uses the Unix input redirection symbol to send each line in filename. Any output is redirected to filename. Warning: In the second method, Stata does not know the commands it receives come from a file. As far as Stata is concerned, you are typing every command in filename. Finally, you may wish to start a batch Stata job, log off from your terminal, and log back in later to retrieve the output. To do this, you should preface either of the above methods with nohup. Mark V 12 Versailles 14 Bobcat 22 Cougar 14 Marquis 15 Monarch 18 XR-7 14 Zephyr 20 Olds 98 21 Olds Cutl Supr 19 Olds Cutlass 19 Olds Delta 88 18 Olds Omega 19 Olds Starfire 24 Olds Toronado 16 Arrow 28 Champ 34 Horizon 25 Sapporo 26 Volare 18 Catalina 18 Firebird 18 Grand Prix 19 Le Mans 19 Phoenix 19 Sunbird 24 Audi 17 Audi Fox 23 BMW i 25 Datsun 23 Datsun 35 Datsun 24 Datsun 21
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