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Harry, great work! Very scientific. You must be an engineer or scientist
by training.
You can see though your development work is greatly speeded by running quick
tests until you get zeroed in. And I believe if you export your results to
to Excel, then you can delete regularly and you probably won't have the
maxlocks file problem very often. I don't.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Harry M. Ward" <hmw3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 10:35 PM
Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] Re: MaxLocksperFile
> Tom:
>
> On 7 Oct 2003 08:42:32 -0000, you wrote:
>
> >>One more input on this. Run the majority of your tests in the "Quick
Test"
> >>mode. In this mode, much less data is saved and you will have much
fewer
> >>problems with the MaxLocksperFile issue. Plus your tests will run much
> >>faster.
>
> Since I had gotten somewhat different information from Metastock
> support, I decided to run two system Tests: only differing by whether
> "Quick Test" was selected or not. (My test contained 672 combinations,
> using 3.7 years of data) Before each test, I replaced ST_Data.mdb with
> a "master" I have, so the starting point was identical for each test.
>
> The results were interesting. The run with Quick Test took 6:32 to
> run. Without Quick Test, it took 12:32; almost twice the time. So your
> observation was correct here.
>
> But the size of the resulting ST_Data.mdb file was essentially
> identical in each case, as Metastock support said. (Actually the file
> without Quick Test was 1% smaller.)
>
> So in summary, Quick Test is quicker, but has no effect on the final
> file size (and therefore, I presume, on the MaxLocksperFile problem).
>
> Harry
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