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You might try downloading refresh data from the Omega Site. In the past, I
have found this to be a much simpler way of correcting the bad initial tick
problem. Since the "bad tick" does not always fall on the same boundary in
all computers, the refresh data may solve the problem.
I suggest copying out whatever data you already have so you can recover it
in the event that the data you're importing has other problems.
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At 10:22 AM 10/30/98 -0600, you wrote:
>This week I fretted about how to try one more time to get
>something done about the bad initial tick problem. Oct. 27 was
>a particularly bad day. At least DELL, SBH, C, F, G, T, and S
>had one (or more) bad initial ticks that day, which ruined all
>the data for the day. There may be more symbols that belong in
>this list.
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>After thinking for two + hours about what I could do to try one
>more time for a fix or workaround, I gave up in frustration.
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>Rod
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