I saved to above script as "install.bat" and placed that in a folder with my source files.
IF EXIST "c:\Program Files (x86)" (copy /y STATA.LIC "c:\program files (x86)") ELSE (copy /y STATA.LIC "c:\program files") IF EXIST "c:\Program Files (x86)" (copy /y profile.do "c:\program files (x86)") ELSE (copy /y profile.do "c:\program files") IF EXIST "C:\Program Files (x86)" (msiexec.exe /i Stata12MSI.msi ADDLOCAL=Ado,Core,StataMP64 /qb!) ELSE (msiexec.exe /i Stata12MSI.msi ADDLOCAL=Ado,Core,StataMP32 /qb!) IF EXIST "C:\Program Files\Stata11\Stata*.exe" msiexec.exe /x /qb! Use the following script, created from the steps outlined above: Create a folder with the original installation files, plus the "profile.do" and "STATA.LIC" files.Ĥ.
#Stata 12 upgrade license
Stata saves your license information in its Program Files folder, named "STATA.LIC".ģ.
#Stata 12 upgrade install
Install Stata 12 manually and enter your license information on first run. To get the "STATA.LIC" (Stata license) file: Create a "profile.do" (autoupdate disabler) file:Ĭreate a new text file with notepad containing the following two lines:Ģ. Check what OS we are using and copy STATA.LIC (Stata 12 license file) to the Stata 12 Program Files folder.ġ. Check what OS we are using and copy profile.do (autoupdate disabler) to the Stata 12 Program Files folder.ĥ. Check for Stata 11 executable in Windows 7 - if found, remove Stata 11.ģ. Check for Stata 11 executable in Windows XP - if found, remove Stata 11.Ģ.
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Here is the logic I used to build the package:ġ. Is turned off and that the company license is automatically (and silently) installed. Is installed, remove it before installing Stata 12MP. Windows 7-64bit systems that may or may not have Stata 11MP installed. Semi-silent (non user-interactive) installation of Stata 12MP on both Windows XP and One of our staff members requested a Stata 12MP package to be built for possible deployment to up to 250 staff. I work for a semi-large research organization.
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