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Stata for Linux has two user interfaces. The preferred is a graphical user interface termed Stata(GUI). The second is a nongraphical user interface termed Stata(console), which runs within an SSH terminal window.

My experience with large datasets in Stata suggests that it is better to run analysis in multiple, smaller datasets, and then to combine results. Even though Stata MP holds up to 20 billion observations, the efficiency of loading up large datasets is questionable.

I would recommend you to split data into smaller pieces. If this approach is not possible, e.g. You need to run regression models, I would try to load only those variables required for each analysis.

Are you under Windows? If so, I would recommend an Unix operating system. 500 million rows might still be too much data for 30gb of RAM depending on available resources (I'm guessing that is a 32gb RAM machine with the OS overhead using 2 gb?). Certainly it's too much for an 8 gb laptop to open. Self service password management tool.

Your issue with loading the last rows of data with import delimited might indicate that you are hitting some sort of limit(I dont know how -import delimited- loads in observations to find those last 100 rows that are causing a crash vs. A smaller number that arent causing a crash, it may require loading in a lot more data then the last 100 rows?) or that your installation has a problem (in which case you should contact Stata Tech support or reinstall Stata). I had an issue with -import delimited- crashing my Stata and it seemed to be linked to my Java installation (that's just my guess based on the error log in my Mac OSX console after my crash). I upgraded my Java and re-installed Stata and that fixed the issue. Maybe try opening a subset of data with -chunky- from SSC and then step up your data size (that is, read it in 1gb at a time or something) to see when you hit your limit?

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Regardless, managing 1.2 billion rows / 50+gb of data in Stata is going to require a machine that has a lot of ram (probably a minimum of 64gb). I have a similar problem that I'm curious if people have a solution to. I was able to successfully load the file yesterday after three previous failed attempts (each ending with Stata crashing). Stupidly, I turned off the computer at the end of the day yesterday and now Stata has continually failed to load the data. File Specs: - 5.4gb - tab delimited -.txt - 14.9 million observations Computer Specs: - OS = Windows 10 64 bit - Ram = 16gb - Processor = 4.2 GHz (3.6 with boost overclocked to 4.2. Running speed tracking software, shows that Stata is consuming apprx.

3.8 to 4.0 GHz) - No other background or foreground processes running Stata syntax used (Stata-se 15): - set niceness 1 - import delimited using This file will be merged with two other files, with approximately 2 million observations each. Again, the file loaded (after 3 hours) yesterday. So, I'm curious as to why it won't load today. Any help with this would be great! Also, I've attempted to load the file on a linux OS, but unfortunately that machine does not have the same ram or processing power and crashed almost immediately as expected.

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Cheers, David.