Using the following code as example
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add files
file = '/file1.sav'/
file = '/file2.sav'.
exe.
aggregate outfile = '/file2.sav'/
break = var1 var2 /
sum = count(var3).
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You will see I am aggregating to a file that has just been added in the add
files command.
When Character Encoding is set to Locale, this is not a problem. When
character encoding is set to Unicode, this either a) throws an error saying
that file 2 is in use (when running Spss locally), or b) terminates
connection with the Spss server (when running in distributed mode).
I have a call logged with Spss about the disconnection from the Spss server,
but I want to know more about the difference between locale / Unicode and
why the above syntax worked in one and not the other when running locally.
Does this happen to anyone else?
Kind Regards
Brad
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