I have the following estimation command using fmm:
> fmm 3: regress $Y $T $X
where $Y $X and $T are well defined and understood by Stata. I know this because when I run reg $Y $T $X, it runs fine.
I get this error:
invalid varname
st_matrixcolstripe(): 3300 argument out of range
_gsem_build__cnsopt(): - function returned error
_gsem_build(): - function returned error
_gsem_parse(): - function returned error
st_gsem_parse(): - function returned error
<istmt>: - function returned error
The other interesting thing is if I run the SAME model from the command window and not in a do-file, it runs fine.
Any help appreciated.
Christian
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