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Dans un courrier daté du 01/03/99 00:50:40 Heure d12iver Pari40 Madrid,
stnahc@xxxxxxxxx a écrit :
>
> I am not trying to complain here. I am trying to get an answer to
> each of the following questions, if someone who has used the
> TS2000 - maybe Pierre Orphelin, as he was featured on the omega
> magazine before as a omega solution provider, he must have used
> or tested the TS2000 already, or, maybe someone from OR can
> answer these questions,
>
As a SP ComStock user, I cannot answer (Xpress feed compatibility scheduled
for Q2).
So, I'm working offline with TS 20000
> 1. is it true that one has to save their data in various time
> frame or tick frame if they want charts other than 1-tick
> chart? so, for correction of bad tick, do one have to
> correct each saved time format by hand separately?
>
You can optionally save under various timeframes.
Templates are provided, if I remember
I cannot say for editing.
TS2000 is not worse that TS4 for collecting data and maintenance.
> 2. is there any control over the data being received into the
> server - e.g. not collecting some specific symbols from
> a specific exchange, or, collecting some specific symbols
> only - like what we have now?
Yes.
>
> 3. is it true that running in real time while collecting
> real time data, when TS crash, one have to reboot?
I ca,,ot say, but according to the beta reports that I have seen, it seems
that theproblem do not exist among realtime beta tester.
>
> these 3 questions are the most important thing to most
> real time trader, as it represents :-
>
> - how easy/hard to maintain a computer with TS?
> - how consuming of hardware is TS as one may have to keep
> adding new harddisk space and computation power to
> compensate for TS?
> - how stable is TS for real life usage?
>
> I want the truth, thats all.
>
> -Lawrence Chan
Sincerely,
Pierre Orphelin
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