Hi Sergio,
I found a rather weird bug in the fmerge/join command:
Let's say I have a numeric ID ranging from 1 to X where X>100. In the Master data, the ID is always <100 but in the Using data the ID can be > 100. The fmerge/join works, however, it will change all IDs > 100 to missing in the final data. This behavior does happen in all join into/from combinations.
I attached an example code and data.
Best,
Chris
(ftools header: *! version 2.37.0 16aug2019,
join header: *! version 2.36.1 13feb2019,
fmerge header: *! version 2.10.0 3apr2017,
stata version 15 mp,
mac osx
)
Hi Sergio,
I found a rather weird bug in the fmerge/join command:
Let's say I have a numeric ID ranging from 1 to X where X>100. In the Master data, the ID is always <100 but in the Using data the ID can be > 100. The fmerge/join works, however, it will change all IDs > 100 to missing in the final data. This behavior does happen in all join into/from combinations.
I attached an example code and data.
Best,
Chris
bugexample.zip
(ftools header: *! version 2.37.0 16aug2019,
join header: *! version 2.36.1 13feb2019,
fmerge header: *! version 2.10.0 3apr2017,
stata version 15 mp,
mac osx
)