Stata download files with url query string

The url would looks something like this actual query strings and url are changed for confidentiality DownloadFile towards the full url including query strings and saving it to a DatabaseDate. I have also tried doing WebClient. Add "ID", "" And finally, I have tried doing the previous step but following the url " Every time I try any of the afformentioned steps, it downloads the html from the page in.

DownloadFile ;. Does anyone have any suggestions? Any would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Aaron Ball. Tuesday, January 13, AM. I actually figured out the problem today. I had to use a WebClient like I was doing. I ask because my organization's proxy was the culprit behind all of my past issues downloading files via Stata. If you are connecting through a proxy from work, have your local IT confirm that the proxy allows traffic sent using Stata's user-agent string.

Some things to check before going to your IT department based on my experiences. The answers to these questions can help them diagnose the issue: - Can you download the file manually using an internet browser? I agree with Chris. Locally, what turned out to be is crucial is to get three settings right.

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