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Yesterday I spent a substantial sum purchasing intraday S&P cash data all
the way back to 1987! ...I was under the impression this data could be
easily imported into the #!?#()! Omega Server but it now appears otherwise?
Yup, call me ignorant for not reading the manual thoroughly.
I'm getting the data from "TickData" which told me it can be easily
converted to other formats including "SystemWriter", ascii, etc., but no
mention of *.omz.
Would anyone on the list have any solution? How about intraday pre - 1997
.omz data for sale?
Thanks
Carlos Lourenco
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> From: Orphelin <Orphelin@xxxxxxx>
> To: Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re : Re: Saving Intraday Data in TS4
> Date: Friday, April 03, 1998 3:47 PM
>
> Dans un courrier daté du 03/04/98 22:08:22 , Carroll Slemaker ecrit :
>
> << First, with respect to Omega's Server API - I purchased this and it is
> not, as one might expect, a collection of canned procedures or functions
> which you can call to retrieve data from the database.
> >>
> Canned , certainly not, I agree.
> You need to code all of this from wht they provid,and I never told tat it
> could be a piece of cake.
>
> <<
> It is a specification of DDE "conversations" which can be established
to do
> this. Unfortunately, the "spec" looks like a document which was written
> for internal use only; it is grossly incomplete and seems to assume
> knowledge of matters and terminology NOT addressed within the spec
> itself.
> >>
> Mhhh, I'm not a specialist, but we had devised to use this API to make
and
> autmatic tick correction for realtime datafeed.
> Knowing that this feature should be available in a next Ts version, we
gave up
> with this project.
>
> <<
> This is a problem which I have been fighting for years (looking for a
> way to conveniently archive intraday data in ASCII form). What I have
> devised is the following: I have created an "archive" page (or
> "workspace") containing a small chart for each symbol to be saved. Each
> chart then contains an "indicator" which does nothing but write the
> desired data to an ASCII file (a different file name, of course, for
> each chart). I then open this workspace once every three days to save
> three-days worth of data.
> >>
>
> Of course, this is the easiest solution.
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Pierre Orphelin
> www.sirtrade.com
>
>
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