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Posted: **Mon May 30, 2011 2:16 am**

when I execute makeresid via a vb script by executing


command = equation & ".makeresid temp_resid"
	app.Run(command)
command = "freeze(mode=overwrite,temp_resid2) temp_resid"
	app.Run(command)
command = "temp_resid2.save " & output & "\\ACT_FIT_RES\\" & equation & ".makeresid"
	app.Run(command)

I get the following result

Last updated: 05/30/11 - 14:31 Last updated: 05/30/11 - 14:31 Last updated: 05/30/11 - 14:31 Last updated: 05/30/11 - 14:31 Last updated: 05/30/11 - 14:31

XYZ - 12/04/04 NA NA NA NA NA
XYZ - 1/08/05 NA 0.327887 -0.331114 -0.225509 -0.00157
XYZ - 2/12/05 0.324257 -0.118165 -0.139507 -0.280549 0.064118

however when I do it through the graphic user interface of Eviews I get the following output

XYZ - 12/04/04 NA
XYZ - 12/11/04 NA
XYZ - 12/18/04 NA
XYZ - 12/25/04 NA
XYZ - 1/01/05 NA
XYZ - 1/08/05 NA
XYZ - 1/15/05 0.327887
XYZ - 1/22/05 -0.331114
XYZ - 1/29/05 -0.225509
XYZ - 2/05/05 -0.001570
XYZ - 2/12/05 0.324257
XYZ - 2/19/05 -0.118165
XYZ - 2/26/05 -0.139507
XYZ - 3/05/05 -0.280549

Why is this happening?
What changes do i need to do to the vb script to get the output as i am getting in GUI?

Thanks in advance.
-Ravi

Posted: **Mon May 30, 2011 6:08 am**

First thing to do is to ensure your copy of EViews is fully up to date. We had a recent bug that might make makeresid screwy.

Posted: **Mon May 30, 2011 10:07 pm**

First thing to do is to ensure your copy of EViews is fully up to date. We had a recent bug that might make makeresid screwy.

updated to 7.2 but still getting the same output

Posted: **Tue May 31, 2011 1:48 pm**

This is a bug related to the "mode=overwrite" attribute that you're using on the freeze command. Unfortunately, this bug is affecting the base object (temp_resid) as well as the frozen output (temp_resid2).

We will try to get this fixed in the next patch. For now, I would change your script to not use the "mode=overwrite" attribute and instead do the following to delete any pre-existing objects:

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on error resume next
app.Run("delete temp_resid")
app.Run("delete temp_resid2")
on error goto 0 'or whatever your error handler is if you have one

Steve

Posted: **Tue May 31, 2011 2:09 pm**

Actually, another workaround would be to tell the freeze command which view to freeze (in your case, you want the "sheet" view):

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command = "freeze(mode=overwrite,temp_resid2) temp_resid sheet"

That will also made the freeze operation work properly.

Steve

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