Question - SPSS Complex Samples Add-on
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Question - SPSS Complex Samples Add-on
 
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Hello,
I seem to be having problems getting the SPSS Complex samples add-on to run correctly. Only some of the complex samples programs work. For example, general linear model and logistic regression (under the complex samples tab) seem to work. I enter my analysis plan and click continue and an additional box pops up to do the analysis. However, frequencies, descriptives, and crosstabs (also under the complex samples tab) do NOT work. I click on these and specify my analysis plan then click continue and nothing happens...no analysis box pops up. How can I fix this? Am I doing something wrong? I'd appreciate any help. Thanks, Rochelle |
Memory problems handling large tables
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Hi all, Is it a known issue that
SPSS Statistics 17 has serious memory issues when handling large tables in the
viewer? Is there a patch to resolve these issues? I was working with a set of
tables that I developed with Custom Tables which consist of 100 rows and 18
columns. Additionally, these tables are layered by two variables where one
layer variable is nested in the other. This table structure is relatively large
resulting in 4 tables with 100 rows and 18 columns each. Nevertheless, I never
had problems before with releases previous to the SPSS Statistics series. The
memory issue became so dramatic that it would take up to 30 minutes just to
open a table and select a different layer. When I checked the Windows Task
Administrator the SPSS Statistics process reached a peak of 700MB in memory
usage making it impossible to do anything else. What should have been a matter
of minutes to handle these tables resulted in 5 hours of work. I would greatly
appreciate any suggestions on how to resolve this. Thanks in advance, Vito Palligas |
Re: Memory problems handling large tables
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Hi Vito, I discussed your message with one
of our Development Quality Assurance staff. A bug report had already been filed
for this problem and it is expected to be fixed for SPSS 18 later this year.
Unfortunately, we don’t have a workaround at this time. David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support ************************************* From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On
Behalf Of Vito Palligas Hi all, Is it a known issue that SPSS
Statistics 17 has serious memory issues when handling large tables in the
viewer? Is there a patch to resolve these issues? I was working with a set of
tables that I developed with Custom Tables which consist of 100 rows and 18
columns. Additionally, these tables are layered by two variables where one
layer variable is nested in the other. This table structure is relatively large
resulting in 4 tables with 100 rows and 18 columns each. Nevertheless, I never
had problems before with releases previous to the SPSS Statistics series. The
memory issue became so dramatic that it would take up to 30 minutes just to
open a table and select a different layer. When I checked the Windows Task
Administrator the SPSS Statistics process reached a peak of 700MB in memory
usage making it impossible to do anything else. What should have been a matter
of minutes to handle these tables resulted in 5 hours of work. I would greatly appreciate any
suggestions on how to resolve this. Thanks in advance, Vito Palligas |
Re: Memory problems handling large tables
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Hi David, Thanks for your response.
Is there a tentative date for the release of SPSS 18? Kind regards, Vito De: SPSS
Support [mailto:[hidden email]] Hi Vito, I discussed your
message with one of our Development Quality Assurance staff. A bug report had
already been filed for this problem and it is expected to be fixed for SPSS 18
later this year. Unfortunately, we don’t have a workaround at this time. David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support ************************************* From:
SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto: Hi all, Is it a known issue that
SPSS Statistics 17 has serious memory issues when handling large tables in the
viewer? Is there a patch to resolve these issues? I was working with a set of
tables that I developed with Custom Tables which consist of 100 rows and 18
columns. Additionally, these tables are layered by two variables where one
layer variable is nested in the other. This table structure is relatively large
resulting in 4 tables with 100 rows and 18 columns each. Nevertheless, I never
had problems before with releases previous to the SPSS Statistics series. The
memory issue became so dramatic that it would take up to 30 minutes just to
open a table and select a different layer. When I checked the Windows Task
Administrator the SPSS Statistics process reached a peak of 700MB in memory
usage making it impossible to do anything else. What should have been a matter
of minutes to handle these tables resulted in 5 hours of work. I would greatly
appreciate any suggestions on how to resolve this. Thanks in advance, Vito Palligas |
Re: Memory problems handling large tables
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Hi Vito, SPSS is on an annual release cycle,
which would put the version 18 release target sometime in the third quarter of
2009. David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On
Behalf Of Vito Palligas Hi David, Thanks for your response. Is there a
tentative date for the release of SPSS 18? Kind regards, Vito De: Hi Vito, I discussed your message with one
of our Development Quality Assurance staff. A bug report had already been filed
for this problem and it is expected to be fixed for SPSS 18 later this year.
Unfortunately, we don’t have a workaround at this time. David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support ************************************* From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion [mailto: Hi all, Is it a known issue that SPSS
Statistics 17 has serious memory issues when handling large tables in the
viewer? Is there a patch to resolve these issues? I was working with a set of tables
that I developed with Custom Tables which consist of 100 rows and 18 columns.
Additionally, these tables are layered by two variables where one layer
variable is nested in the other. This table structure is relatively large
resulting in 4 tables with 100 rows and 18 columns each. Nevertheless, I never
had problems before with releases previous to the SPSS Statistics series. The
memory issue became so dramatic that it would take up to 30 minutes just to
open a table and select a different layer. When I checked the Windows Task
Administrator the SPSS Statistics process reached a peak of 700MB in memory
usage making it impossible to do anything else. What should have been a matter
of minutes to handle these tables resulted in 5 hours of work. I would greatly appreciate any
suggestions on how to resolve this. Thanks in advance, Vito Palligas |
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A (vaguely) related question.
Are there any plans to make SPSS 18 (and future
releases) compatible with Windows XP 64-bit? I'm sure I can't be
the only VistaPhobic out there.
Thanks
Garry Gelade From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of SPSS Support Sent: 23 March 2009 18:25 To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: Memory problems handling large tables Hi
Vito, SPSS is on an
annual release cycle, which would put the version 18 release target sometime in
the third quarter of 2009. David
Matheson SPSS Statistical
Support From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Vito Palligas Hi
David, Thanks for your
response. Is there a tentative date for the release of SPSS
18? Kind
regards, Vito De:
Hi
Vito, I discussed your
message with one of our Development Quality Assurance staff. A bug report had
already been filed for this problem and it is expected to be fixed for SPSS 18
later this year. Unfortunately, we don’t have a workaround at this time.
David
Matheson SPSS Statistical
Support ************************************* From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion [mailto: Hi all, Is it a known issue that SPSS
Statistics 17 has serious memory issues when handling large tables in the
viewer? Is there a patch to resolve these issues? I was working with a set of
tables that I developed with Custom Tables which consist of 100 rows and 18
columns. Additionally, these tables are layered by two variables where one layer
variable is nested in the other. This table structure is relatively large
resulting in 4 tables with 100 rows and 18 columns each. Nevertheless, I never
had problems before with releases previous to the SPSS Statistics series. The
memory issue became so dramatic that it would take up to 30 minutes just to open
a table and select a different layer. When I checked the Windows Task
Administrator the SPSS Statistics process reached a peak of 700MB in memory
usage making it impossible to do anything else. What should have been a matter
of minutes to handle these tables resulted in 5 hours of work.
I would greatly appreciate any
suggestions on how to resolve this. Thanks in
advance, Vito
Palligas __________ NOD32 3955 (20090323) Information __________ This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. http://www.eset.com |
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You’re certainly not the only one,
Garry. Plenty of us around. And I hope there will be support for
Windows XP in SPSS 18. On the other hand, MS seems to be planning the release
of the next Windows version for the end of this year, isn’t it? Hector From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion A (vaguely) related question. Are there any plans to make SPSS 18
(and future releases) compatible with Windows XP 64-bit? I'm
sure I can't be the only VistaPhobic out there. Thanks Garry Gelade From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion Hi Vito, SPSS is on an annual release cycle,
which would put the version 18 release target sometime in the third quarter of
2009. David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support From: SPSSX(r)
Discussion Hi David, Thanks for your response. Is there a
tentative date for the release of SPSS 18? Kind regards, Vito De: Hi Vito, I discussed your message with one
of our Development Quality Assurance staff. A bug report had already been filed
for this problem and it is expected to be fixed for SPSS 18 later this year.
Unfortunately, we don’t have a workaround at this time. David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support ************************************* From: SPSSX(r) Discussion
Hi all, Is it a known issue that SPSS
Statistics 17 has serious memory issues when handling large tables in the
viewer? Is there a patch to resolve these issues? I was working with a set of
tables that I developed with Custom Tables which consist of 100 rows and 18
columns. Additionally, these tables are layered by two variables where one
layer variable is nested in the other. This table structure is relatively large
resulting in 4 tables with 100 rows and 18 columns each. Nevertheless, I never
had problems before with releases previous to the SPSS Statistics series. The
memory issue became so dramatic that it would take up to 30 minutes just to
open a table and select a different layer. When I checked the Windows Task
Administrator the SPSS Statistics process reached a peak of 700MB in memory
usage making it impossible to do anything else. What should have been a matter
of minutes to handle these tables resulted in 5 hours of work. I would greatly appreciate any
suggestions on how to resolve this. Thanks in advance, Vito Palligas
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While we acknowledge the concerns regarding Vista, we have no plans of making a version of available for Windows XP Pro 64 bit. Microsoft is in the process of phasing out support for the Windows XP operating system and that affects the viability of vendors like ourselves developing and supporting products for it. We will continue to support the 32 bit version of XP with version 18 of SPSS Statistics.
Regards.
Kyle Weeks, Ph.D. Product Strategy SPSS Inc. Phone: 1.312.651.3645 / Fax: 1.312.651.3690 www.spss.com
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion on behalf of Hector Maletta Sent: Mon 3/23/2009 4:59 PM To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: SPSS 18 You’re certainly not the only one, Garry. Plenty of us around. And I hope there will be support for Windows XP in SPSS 18. On the other hand, MS seems to be planning the release of the next Windows version for the end of this year, isn’t it? Hector
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Garry Gelade
A (vaguely) related question.
Are there any plans to make SPSS 18 (and future releases) compatible with Windows XP 64-bit? I'm sure I can't be the only VistaPhobic out there.
Thanks Garry Gelade
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of SPSS Support Hi Vito, SPSS is on an annual release cycle, which would put the version 18 release target sometime in the third quarter of 2009.
David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Vito Palligas
Hi David,
Thanks for your response. Is there a tentative date for the release of SPSS 18?
Kind regards,
Vito
De: SPSS Support [mailto:[hidden email]]
Hi Vito, I discussed your message with one of our Development Quality Assurance staff. A bug report had already been filed for this problem and it is expected to be fixed for SPSS 18 later this year. Unfortunately, we don’t have a workaround at this time.
David Matheson SPSS Statistical Support *************************************
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Vito Palligas
Hi all,
Is it a known issue that SPSS Statistics 17 has serious memory issues when handling large tables in the viewer? Is there a patch to resolve these issues? I was working with a set of tables that I developed with Custom Tables which consist of 100 rows and 18 columns. Additionally, these tables are layered by two variables where one layer variable is nested in the other. This table structure is relatively large resulting in 4 tables with 100 rows and 18 columns each. Nevertheless, I never had problems before with releases previous to the SPSS Statistics series. The memory issue became so dramatic that it would take up to 30 minutes just to open a table and select a different layer. When I checked the Windows Task Administrator the SPSS Statistics process reached a peak of 700MB in memory usage making it impossible to do anything else. What should have been a matter of minutes to handle these tables resulted in 5 hours of work.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions on how to resolve this.
Thanks in advance,
Vito Palligas
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