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The data is stored on eSignal's server and is served up when you ask for
it. For instance, if you want to see a historical chart of daily data for
IBM, you set up your chart and specify the date range you're interested
it. Metastock then talks to the eSignal data server and gets the required
data to display on your chart. You don't have to store it locally on your
PC. If you have a cable modem or equivalent connection, you can get a few
years worth of data in a couple of seconds. -uf
At 07:24 PM 11/21/1999 +0000, you wrote:
>I'm just reading the bumf from Equis. Could someone who can speak in short
>words explain a bit about the remote data storage, called Data on Demand.
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>Q1. Where is this data stored?
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>Q2 Is it my data base, or is it a central database I'd be accessing?
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>sorry for such stupid questions.
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>Simon
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