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Verified. The problem is due to the space in one of your folder names. Will be fixed in next patch for 12.

I fixed the foo.rdata.wf1 issue in 11 & 12. Should be available in the next patch.

The case sensitivity issue is more complicated. It might be solved if we simply add a "Rename" option to that dialog. No promises, but I'll look into it.

Steve

Look at this post.

Has been fixed, will release in the next patch.

Sorry, the version number in the error message is incorrect. It should say: "You must re-register your EViews 11 serial number on this machine before you can run this beta.". Our beta will only allow you to run on machines that has been properly registered with EViews 11 on it. If you can'...

EViews can't update a pre-existing table via ODBC. It always just drops the table (if it exists) and then re-creates it to match the columns (object names) that is being pushed. To update an existing table, you'll have to allow EViews to create a new table and then somehow trigger a stored procedure...

My suggestions were only meant to troubleshoot and pinpoint the specific problem, not come up with a workaround. My guess is that the problem is due to file size, so trying to open it after removing half the data could answer that. EViews 64-bit can theoretically read files that are much larger than...

Do you know what version of Stata was used to generate the DTA file? It's possible that our support for DTA doesn't extend to particular versions. Also, your file is very close to the limit of a 32-bit application so make sure you are using EViews 64-bit to try and open the file. Another suggestion ...

ODBC drivers have to match the calling application's "bitness". Meaning if EViews 11 is 32-bit, you'll need the Microsoft Access 32-bit ODBC drivers installed. If EViews is 64-bit, you'll need the 64-bit drivers. So most likely, when you installed Office 2019, you may have switched "b...

EViews reads and writes a series object vertically. So transpose is the solution we recommend to people who have their data running horizontally.

While these are EViews programs you are running, it would be more appropriate to ask the people that actually wrote the program, since they know most about it. But I did do a quick google search for "FRM/US supply side package" and found the zip file you're running these programs from. I f...

Without knowing the details yet, I can say that storing to a local database/file first, and then pushing the database/file to the network is going to be significantly faster than pushing each object over the network one by one. For example, save everything to a local CSV text file, then copy the CSV...

Ok, I made some changes that will make it to our next patch. WFSAVE for rdata files will now support alphas, matrixes, vectors, and scalars. They will all appear as separate items in R.

Actually, I looked into the rdata save code and it seems like we're intentionally ignoring alpha series. I may be able to include those for rdata file formats, at least as a separate object. I'll let you know...