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How do I write a Stata startup script when running it on the Research Computing server?

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How do I write a Stata startup script when running it on the Research Computing server?

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If you want to execute the same commands every time you invoke Stata on the server, you should create a file called “profile.do”. Stata looks for “profile.do” along your UNIX path and in the home directory. It is recommended that you put it in your bin directory, i.e. “~/bin/profile.do”. If the file is found, Stata executes the commands contained in it. Some examples of settings that may be included in “profile.

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