Closed sahwa closed 2 years ago
No, this would be too disruptive for others. Also, if you care even a little bit about speed, you should convert to .pgen first and then perform other operations on the .pgen; if you do that, --keep-fam will fail quickly enough.
When running the command:
returns:
plink2 converts the .bgen file to temporary .psam/.pvar/.pgen files first, and then checks for the presence of the --keep-fam file after. For large datasets like the UKB imputed dataset, this takes a while (~20mins) and then fails after it's done all the converting.
I know it's my own silly fault for not checking first, but is it possible to change the order of precedence so that the faster operations like checking whether a file exists happen first and the program fails earlier?
Thanks.