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David Marso
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And the grand prize goes to Marta!
I just tried running as admin and it worked.
OTOH:  I see that as a problem for anyone who doesn't have admin rights!

Marta García-Granero-2 wrote
Feeling nostalgic today...

I run into the same problem when (in my pre-Stata days), my University
switched to Windows 7, SPSS 15 gave the same error message. I found out
that running SPSS as Administrator (right click, etcetera..) eliminated
the problem. I was able to check it with SPSS 20/W7 recently, and
running as Administrator solved the problem.

Best regards and HTH
Marta
(reluctantly going back to the dark side, the "other" list)

El 14/09/2013 3:08, David Marso escribió:
> SPSS 22 64 bit Win8
> ----
> DATASET DECLARE OhCrap.
> MATRIX.
> COMPUTE x=MAKE(4,4,10).
> SAVE x / OUTFILE OhCrap / VARIABLES X01 TO X04.
> END MATRIX.
> DATASET ACTIVATE OhCrap.
> LIST.
>
> Run MATRIX procedure:
>
>> Error # 34 in column 18.  Text: OhCrap
>> SPSS Statistics cannot access a file with the given file specification.
> The
>> file specification is either syntactically invalid, specifies an invalid
>> drive, specifies a protected directory, specifies a protected file, or
>> specifies a non-sharable file.
>> Execution of this command stops.
> ------ END MATRIX -----
>
> Running in 32 bit ver 22 on Vista runs as expected without errors.
> Somehow the 64 bit version is FUBARed wrt DATASETs in some fashion.
> Writing to disk is not a option.
> Fixpack?
>
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Re: Great way to end the week ;-((((

Richard Ristow
In reply to this post by Kirill Orlov
At 01:26 PM 9/14/2013, Kirill Orlov wrote:

>1) Can SPSS be without an active dataset at all? There is always
>one, named or unnnamed.

This seems to be the case, at least by convention, although
immediately on launching SPSS or after executing a NEW FILE, the
active dataset has no name, no variables, and no cases. Appended is
an illustrative run, using SPSS 14 under Windows.


dataset display.


Dataset Display
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
|Output Created            |16-SEP-2013  11:00:31       |
|--------------------------|----------------------------|

Datasets
|-----------|
|DataSet0(a)|
|-----------|
a Active dataset
C


DATA LIST LIST/
    A B C (3F2).
BEGIN DATA
    1 2 3
    4 5 6
END DATA.
DATASET NAME FirstSet.
DISPLAY VARIABLES.

File Information
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
|Output Created            |16-SEP-2013 11:00:32        |
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
  [FirstSet]

Variable Information
|--------|--------|------|---------------|------------|------------|
|Variable|Position|Label |Measurement    |Print Format|Write Format|
|        |       |      |Level          |            |           |
|--------|--------|------|---------------|------------|------------|
|A       |1       |<none>|Scale          |F2          |F2         |
|B       |2       |<none>|Scale          |F2          |F2         |
|C       |3       |<none>|Scale          |F2          |F2         |
|--------|--------|------|---------------|------------|------------|
Variables in the working file

SHOW N.

SHOW
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
|Output Created            |16-SEP-2013 11:00:32        |
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
  [FirstSet]

System Settings
|-------|---------------|-------|
|Keyword|Description    |Setting|
|-------|---------------|-------|
|N      |Number of cases|2      |
|       |in the working |       |
|       |data file      |       |
|-------|---------------|-------|

DATASET DISPLAY.

Dataset Display
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
|Output Created            |16-SEP-2013 11:00:32        |
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
Datasets
|-----------|
|FirstSet(a)|
|-----------|
a Active dataset

NEW FILE.

DISPLAY VARIABLES.

File Information
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
|Output Created            |16-SEP-2013 11:00:32        |
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
Warnings
|-------------------------------------------------------|
|No variables are defined. The DISPLAY command cannot   |
|be executed except for displaying information about    |
|macros.                                                |
|-------------------------------------------------------|

SHOW N.

SHOW
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
|Output Created            |16-SEP-2013 11:00:32        |
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
System Settings
|-------|---------------|-------|
|Keyword|Description    |Setting|
|-------|---------------|-------|
|N      |Number of cases|0      |
|       |in the working |       |
|       |data file      |       |
|-------|---------------|-------|

DATASET DISPLAY.

Dataset Display
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
|Output Created            |16-SEP-2013 11:00:32        |
|--------------------------|----------------------------|
Datasets
|------------|
|FirstSet    |
|------------|
|(unnamed)(a)|
|------------|
a Active dataset

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Kirill Orlov
Richard,
I confirm your output (version 20).
What I want to say though, is that version 14 isn't a good option to explore behaviours of multiple datasets.
I had an opportunity to do it on that version and noticed, for example, that it occasionally allowed for several unnamed datasets to exist simultaneously! There were also other bugs with DATASET... commands. These commands were debugged and finalized in version 15.


16.09.2013 19:19, Richard Ristow пишет:


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