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Date and Time Tags for Filenames in WinXX

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Harriet E Griesinger () (Wellesley Child Care Research Partnership)
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I receive several (ir)regular deliveries of data files for the on-going development of a panel data set. Both the delivering agency systems and the targets of our research group change over time -- by the hour and/or by the year. I need to be able to identify from the filenames which Stata .dta files were created with which.do files leaving which .log files. I use the Stata shell facility and DOS rename to attach an ado generated global macro date-tag and global macro hour-minute-tag.

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Paper provided by Stata Users Group in its series North American Stata Users' Group Meetings 2001 with number 4.1.

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Date of creation: 15 Jan 2001
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