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Q. When I go to the Start menu in Windows and click on Stat/Transfer, I see something called Stat/Transfer Command Processor. What is it? A. The Stat/Transfer Command Processor is a separate program that lets you transfer files without using the menu system, but rather through simple commands. It can be invaluable if you have a large number of repetitive transfers or if you wish to do batch transfers. Check the manual for complete details.
A. First create a directory for your output files (out, for example). Then enter the command processor from the Start menu or your applications folder. If your input file is in c:\data\in.mdb (assuming a Windows machine) and your new output directory was c:\data\out, you could use the command copy c:\data\in.mdb c:\data\out\*.dta /t*
A. Assuming your dBASE files are in c:\data\dbase and you would like your output in c:\data\sas, you can do this in a single command:
A. You can do anything in the command processor that you can do in the menus. You’ll have to read the manual to find out just how to do it. To set options, you use the ‘set’ command. Other commands are available to select variables and control their types.
A. Put your ‘set’ commands in a file called profile.stc, located in the same directory as Stat/Transfer. |
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