This small, rapidly-loading module of STATISTICA provides facilities for accessing and modifying all STATISTICA files, including data files (file name extension *.sta), Scrollsheets (*.scr), graphics (*.stg), and STATISTICA BASIC files (*.stb). STATISTICA files may be opened from the Windows File Manager by simply double-clicking on the file name.

STATISTICA stores date values in the standard Julian format while SPSS uses a different format. To resolve the problem after importing the SPSS portable file into STATISTICA convert the values into the standard Julian format. Enter the following statement:

STATISTICA BASIC is a simple to use but powerful programming language which can be used for a variety of types of applications ranging from simple data transformations (e.g., whenever you need to do more than can be done using the spreadsheet formulas, e.g., loops, recoding functions) to building custom, complex, permanent extensions to computational, graphics, and data management procedures of STATISTICA.

The STATISTICA Development Environment contains general purpose libraries (compatible with a variety of programming languages, e.g., C/C++, Visual BASIC, Delphi, STATISTICA BASIC, FORTRAN) for reading/writing STATISTICA system data files. It is a very powerful tool that allows the users to manipulate virtually all components of STATISTICA files including file headers, variable specifications, case names, value labels, and data. See also STATISTICA Development Environment.

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Specifying Missing Data codes. A Missing Data code, that is, a value which signifies that there is no data for a particular case and variable (displayed as a blank cell in the spreadsheet) can be specified separately for each variable. To change the code, double-click on a variable name in the spreadsheet to access the Variable Specifications dialog for that variable.

Unlike other graphics formats such as metafiles and bitmaps, the native STATISTICA graphics file format (file name extension *.stg) not only stores the "image" of the current graph but also all information necessary to continue graph customization or graphical data analysis (including all data represented in the graph, links to data, fitted equations, embedded graphs and artwork, links to graphs and artwork, etc.).

The necessary files are available from the directory in which STATISTICA has been installed (e.g., C:\STAT\Sta_dev). If you do not own STATISTICA or if you have an older release which does not contain these files, you may download them from this site (Download the STADEV library).

Yes. To install on a Novell sever install the full version of the program on a Windows client. Create a directory on the Novell server. Copy the main directory (c:\program files\exerpro is the default) to the directory on the Novell server. Give all users full rights on the directory. Uninstall the program on the windows client. Install the clients normally and point to the directory on the Novell server. First make sure you have purchased the Network option from BioEx Systems.

No, all shared file lists and file transfer are strictly peer-to-peer using direct connections, using the same encryption used to encrypt messages. The BitWise server is not involved with the transfer of files in any way.

Date values of variables are internally stored in Julian format, that is, as a single integer value that represents the number of days that have passed since January 1, 1900; for example a date entered and displayed as 1/21/1968 will be stored as the Julian date 24858; the (optional) decimals are interpreted as time (see the next topic). Date values stored in this manner can be used in subsequent analyses (e.g.

Time values of variables are stored as (optional) decimal values representing the fraction of the day since midnight; for example, 6:00AM is stored as 0.25. Time values stored in this manner can be used in subsequent analyses and transformed using arithmetic operations; at the same time, they can be displayed as times in reports or graphs (e.g., used to label scale values).

Yes, a flexible ODBC interface (including options to combine fields from multiple tables) is provided via the Import Data facilities, available in the File pull-down menu in every module. Yes, via the Import Data facilities, available in the File pull-down menu in every module. The STATISTICA ODBC interface includes options to combine fields from multiple tables and provides flexible access to a wide variety of database management files, including both mainframe and microcomputer formats (e.g.

The following files are installed to the Windows/System directory (or updated when they already exist) when STATISTICA is installed and are also used by other Windows programs: In Windows Explorer, go to ENGLISH\MULTIMED subdirectory on the CD and copy MULTIMED.INI file to the directory on your computer where STATISTICA has been installed.

Yes. Reinstall in the same directory to make sure that the WINHELP.INI file and registry get updated. Try any or all of the following: reinstall; download the latest help file from our download page; delete the .gid file associated with the help file. STATISTICA's scrollsheet files use the same extension (.scr) as Windows screen saver files do. If you change the default action of double-clicking .

Yes, by setting the option Auto-recalculate when the data change in the Recalculate dialog (accessed by pressing the Recalculate button in the toolbar), all spreadsheet formulas will be automatically recalculated when the data are changed in the spreadsheet. Alternatively, you can press F9 in the program in order to manually recalculate the formulas in the spreadsheet.

STATISTICA uses the disk drive which is designated for temporary files in your Windows configuration for its temporary files. On some systems, this disk may be a RAM drive of a relatively small size. The limited space on that drive may be quickly used up (by STATISTICA and other Windows applications) and the Disk full message issued even though there is still free space on some other drive. To check the current setting, look for the SET TEMP= line in your autoexec.

You may change the STATISTICA configuration by using pressing the Add/Remove button in the Customize List of Modules dialog for the Module Switcher, or running the Reinst.exe program, which is located in your STATISTICA program directory (double-click on the icon Setup in the STATISTICA program group).

Here is an alphabetical list of program file names and applications (STATISTICA modules) which they represent. STATISTICA Electronic Manual.     Note that when you create a new Program Item (icon) in a group on the Windows desktop, STATISTICA will automatically create the respective icon for the module and label it with an abbreviated name (no wider than the icon).

Yes. STATISTICA can be controlled from within other applications, such as Visual Basic, using the STATISTICA Command Language (SCL). Programs written in SCL can be executed from within Visual Basic using the SHELL command. This allows for the complete integration of STATISTICA into your custom application or other applications such as ms Excel, ms Access, or ms Word. See the STATISTICA Development Environment for information about how to manage STATISTICA data files from within Visual Basic.

EZProxy delivers error pages to users for certain common problems. These will usually have the libraries' header and information relevant to explaining the problem and solution. There are a variety of common errors that occur during general surfing of the Internet. When they occur, the web server (or web browser) sends an error page for you to view - usually without a lot of explanation. These may or may not be related to EZProxy.

Yes, if it's already a Pentium III/800mhz (or higher) running at least Windows NT. The system requirements for Oracle8ii and SQL Server 2000 are substantially more demanding than Windows NT/2000 itself, so it'll probably need more RAM (96mb or even 128mb), a high-performance RAID subsystem (for data redundancy) and Fast Ethernet. Anything less will compromise the server's performance, which will affect every user on the network. The system requirements page has more details.

A server parameter file is a binary file that acts as a repository for initialization parameters. The server parameter file can reside on the machine where the Oracle database server executes. Initialization parameters stored in a server parameter file are persistent, in that any changes made to the parameters while an instance is running can persist across instance shutdown and startup.

The file will stay on our server until a) you delete the file b) the file is not accessed for 60 days or more c) we delete the file because it violated our terms and conditions or d) until we run out of disk space/bandwith and close the site down :)

Yes, just right-click on the file and select "Do not backup" from the Carbonite menu. The file will be deleted from Carbonite's server within 24 hours. This time delay allows you to change your mind about removing the file from backup.

The Igaware Box a provides a Windows Net Logon Service so users logging onto their desktop computers are authenticated to access the file server.

often as you like since you control how frequently your computer links up with our Data Centers. Most of our clients backup nightly, but some do so more often.