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Are you using the import or importtbl command? Is the truncation happening during this first import?

Or maybe it would be better to provide details on how your routine is actually working...


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First, I would make sure you are the latest patch installed. The latest build date for EViews 9 is November 14, 2016. http://www.eviews.com/download/download.html If EViews crashes in the middle of your loop, you'll get errors like "Method 'Lookup' of object 'IApplication' failed" afterwar...

I'm not sure why you would get an error saying you can't have both. I've seen both be active on a single Excel installation and they both work fine. In the newer versions of Excel, go to File/Options/Add-Ins/Manage/Excel Add-ins/Go to turn off the Excel 97 add-in. Then go back into to File/Options/A...

You're the first to report that problem as far as I know. We actually don't have the facilities to put out a new version of the Excel 97 add-in anymore. I took a quick look at the old code and I came up with a fix that you can apply directly to your XLA file. To do so, do the following: 1. Make a co...

You'll have to be more clear. Are you using our add-in for Excel 97? Or for Excel 2007? Which version of EViews do you have installed? How are you removing the connection? Are you using our add-in Manage Connections window? If so, are you highlighting just the one connection and clicking the Remove ...

sonpy: Thanks for the example file. EViews will normally support a text file encoded as "UTF-8", but this particular file is encoded as "UTF-8 BOM" where BOM means a Byte Order Mark of 3 bytes at the beginning of the file. Older versions of EViews didn't know about "UTF-8 BO...

The answer is on this page:

http://www.eviews.com/help/helpintro.ht ... asics.html


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Without changing the format of your date string, I can think of two options: First, assuming your data is regular (meaning there are no gaps in the date column), you can simply import your data with a hard-coded frequency and start date - this will force the destination workfile to use your frequenc...

Can you post (or just a portion of) your CSV file?

Yes, dbcopy should work too.


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You might also try this trick -- leave the Excel file open in Excel while you run the IMPORT command in EViews. This will keep the file locked and force EViews to read the data from the running instance of Excel instead of trying to read the data from the file directly.

We're going to need a lot more details. Are you importing an Excel file? What is the error you're getting? What does your source data look like?

Try reinstalling the application.


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melemen: About the performance differences between STORE and COPY, I can tell you they should be minimal because both operations, at their core, will write the data the same way to the EViews database file. Any differences you see in performance is most likely due to differences in network congestio...

When comparing workfiles to each other, EViews tries to match page names as well. Since these two workfiles have different page names, it assumed all the objects from CTL1016 was new compared to CTL0916 because the page name changed. To compare page to page, simply enter the page name when doing the...