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If I understand all of this correctly, you are barking up the wrong
tree. Again, if I understand this correctly, the omega server reads
the data from the data manager from signal (or whatever other data
manager from any other feed) and uses the data as it is handed over
from the signal data manager.
I believe this was confirmed from someone else's post (earl adamy?)
that mentioned that metastock RT had the same problem with time stamps.
If this is true, it seems like you should a)contact Signal, or b) just
switch data vendors to PC quote or DTN (probably better off anyway)...
H.
---Carroll Slemaker <cslemaker1@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Melody -
>
> I currently keep my internal clock synchronized to a standard time
> server for various purposes including, for example, getting an
accurate
> entry time for orders. I'm reluctant, therefore, to relinquish
control
> of my clock to a source of unknown accuracy and consistency. Can you
> guarantee that the time skew, or discrepancy from true time, will
always
> be a constant, fixed quantity and, therefore, predictable?
>
> Can you tell me why the internal clock is used instead of the time
stamp
> which exchanges (or the data vendor) attach to each transmission? And
> what about Signal OnLine? Is the internal clock also used for data
> received via the internet?
>
> Thanks in advance for help with these questions.
>
> Regards,
> Carroll
>
>
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