Out of curiosity, your bug report doesn't actually say anything
about the file. It was NOT created? Or it was blank?
Is this with the version Harry posted yesterday or a previous
version?
-Alan
On 1/13/2015 9:28 AM, ftr wrote:
I doubt that my previous message arrived at the list. So I resend
it again. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Hi,
I try to export a part of my sav file into a text file to treat it
in another prog.
This is the syntax used:
save translate
/outfile
="C:\Users\ftr\Documents\data\EVS-WVS\WVS5Europetrustvars.csv"
/type = csv
/fieldnames
/cells = values
/keep v3 country v125 to v130.
The error message says (translated from the French text):
Creating temporary file resulted in error (file name): No such
file or directory.
Error when opening
C:\Users\ftr\Documents\data\EVS-WVS\WVS5Europetrustvars.csv" when
writing as a system file: success.
This is the original error message:
erreur: Création
du fichier temporaire
C:\Users\ftr\Documents\data\EVS-WVS\WVS5Europetrustvars.csv.tmpHyg9N8
: No such file or directory.
erreur: Erreur
d'ouverture
'C:\Users\ftr\Documents\data\EVS-WVS\WVS5Europetrustvars.csv'
lors de l'écriture en tant que fichier système : Success.
However, the outfile line is just a copy-paste from the get file
statement. So the directory exists in exactly the wording used.
And the file name should end with the file format used in type
statement, I guess.
And there isn't any csv file anywhere. So the success statement
seems surprising.
So, what is wrong ?
A second question with the save translate command.
The manual says (p.91) that missing can be recoded with the
command line
/missing = recode.
But into what ?
Thanks in advance,
ftr
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