Warren
Yes you can still do it for 20; the example here is for 19 but the only difference is the name & path of the .exe file.
"C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS\Statistics\19\stats.exe" "<SPSS production job filename>.spj" –production
The .spj file is created from “Utilities” -> “Production Facility” and has many options.
I use this facility a lot and when coupled with OMS produces routine reports and analyses on a daily and weekly basis with no intervention on my part, except to change the name of the .exe file when we update SPSS – the same files, .spj
and syntax, have now been used for at least 3 versions of SPSS and the only thing to be converted when 21 appears is the .bat file by changing the file name !!
Best Wishes
John S. Lemon
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-----Original Message-----
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Warren.Lambert
Sent: 09 August 2012 22:41
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Batch Submission in SPSS in 2012
I used to use SPSS up to 1992. I always used a small batch program like this
SPSS.bat
e:\spssdos\spsspc.exe %1.get
This caused SPSSPC to execute and then run a get file that was passed on the command line. Very fast, a couple of seconds.
Can I do this now with SPSS-20? SPSS says batch is there, but not where I can find it.
Warren
PS This batch approach works nicely with R, SAS, MPLUS, EQS STATA, & WINSTEPS. You can build in convenient features, like a column text editor.
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