What does the message “## SR12. We recommend File-Clear Program or END xxx before ALLOCATE” mean?
P1. You get this message if you’ve already execute an ALLOCATE instruction, and try to execute an ALLOCATE again without first clearing the program memory. This usually happens when you are running in interactive mode, and try to re-run an entire program from the beginning. With RATS versions 4.00 and later, you must clear the program memory before you can re-execute an ALLOCATE instruction. In interactive mode, you can do that by selecting the “Clear Program” operation from the “File” menu before re-running your program (this clears from memory all series and other variables, CAL and ALL etc.). You can also clear the memory by issuing an END instruction with some text serving as a “continue signal” (see the description of END in the RATS manual for details). Note that one of the advantages of interactive mode is that you don’t necessarily need to re-execute your entire program if you only need to make minor modifications. For example, if you want to try a different regression model, y
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