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Re: Having problems with e-Signal



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I have seen similar problems with data collection in MetaStock.

Here is what I do to work around the problem:
1. delete all data in "c:\metastock data\DataOnDemand Cache"(use the
downloader)
2. copy all data from your realtime directory into the "DataOnDemand"
directory
3. write an exploration that loads 500 bars and run it in the "DataOn
Demand" directory . 500 is a little more than 1 days of 1-min bars. If
you use tick data, you will have to use a different number than 500.
4. Merge the "DataOnDemand" directory with the real-time directory.

Obviouly if your only interested in one security (ESZ0 eg.) you can
just do the above for that one security.

Hope this helps

Allan

--- Owen Davies <owen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Actually, it doesn't appear to be e-Signal itself.  Their
> data is making it into their own software.  Some of it is
> arriving in Metastock.  Just not all of it.  Here are the
> symptoms.
> 
> I spent yesterday watching USZ0 and had no trouble.
> I shut down at the close and went off to do other things.
> Later, I fired it up again to collect the late-day data for
> the e-mini, which I don't trade but to keep on file.  When
> I did so, all my bond data from 11:36 on vanished.  The
> graph looks fine on the e-Signal software; it's just MS
> that's affected.  This morning, I'm receiving data fine,
> and it appears on the Metastock chart.  Trouble is, the
> e-Signal tech support guy had me refresh the chart as
> part of his diagnosis, and the morning's data vanished
> up to the time I refreshed it.  Now the gap extends from
> 11:36 yesterday to 9:30 this morning.  Not nice!
> 
> The e-Signal support technician concludes that this is a
> Metastock problem, because the e-Signal software still
> shows the chart correctly.  Much as I hate to admit it,
> because interaction problems are by definition always the
> other company's fault, it sounds like he could be right.  So:
> 
> Does anyone have any idea what could be causing
> this problem?  Equis, of course, won't be available until
> 10:00, and it would be nice to be alive again by then.
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Owen Davies
> 


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Allan Havemose, Ph.D.
havemose@xxxxxxxxxx
havemose@xxxxxxxxx

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