I'm on a roll....
Fetching IMF data with forecasts is only giving me data through 2015 but there is supposed to be forecast data through 2020. Doesn't work in eviews 8 or 9
Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
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Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
Let us look into it. If however you use, the Zappy servers you do get the forecast data:
Alternatively, you can manually fetch the data
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dbopen(t=datastreamxml)
fetch WDWOGDPDA
Alternatively, you can manually fetch the data
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fetch WDWOGDPDA~1980-01-01~:2020-01-01
Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
We finally moved off Zappy (which is still giving the forecast part without any problems).
It's dataworks which is being a pain...
It's dataworks which is being a pain...
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Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
It doesn't appear to be on the EViews side. I've sent an email to Thomson to see what needs to be done.
Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
Hi Jason. Any updates on this?
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Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
We (meaning Thomson and us) are still working on a solution.
This is also more than likely going to require an EViews patch.
This is also more than likely going to require an EViews patch.
Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
Alright. I'll check back after I spot the next patch. Thanks for looking into this.
Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
Are there any updates on a solution?
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Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
It is fixed in the next patch.
Re: Fetching Forecast Data From Datastream
Just saw this. Thanks!
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