HelloSorry for a stupid question, but since you have a failing and a working example, how do you know that it's the @ character that is causing the problem? Is this a known problem from the past?
I appreciate very much that db.nomics and gretl was able to handle the
new access to the data published by OECD.
When using the menu in gretl (file>databases>dbnomics) I get all series
I want.
But when using the command in a gretl script e.g. "data
OECD/DSD_PRICES@DF_PRICES_ALL/AUT.M.N.CPI.PD._T.N.GOY" gretl does not
like the @.
The other way around It works fine with
but surprisingly the bundl request does not work with all data, for
instance not for
provider = "OECD"
database = "DSD_IMTS@DF_IMTS"
bundle spec = defbundle("mask","DNK.W.X.C.M.XDC.Y.N")
bs = dbnomics_get_multiple(provider, database, 1000, 0, spec)
I can confirm the problem, but right now that's all, sorry.
cheers
sven