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Hi Patrick,
When I launch your exe file, it doesn't work either on my Pc, but it's not
crashed.
I use NT4 SP5
a message box pops up:
"the instruction at "0x6600ea4a" uses the memory address "0x00000034". The
memory cannot be read"
But also I noticed that when I execute your code from VB6, it works fine,
strange isn't it?
Then, I recompiled it, but the same problem exists.
Omega could give us more details about the GlobalServer Query Language
possibilities..
I read the example shown in the developer's kit, but it's somewhat
incomplete.
We should have all the possibilities explained with an example.
Fields:
Although Patrick found a lot of them, does anyone know how to get the entire
list of the fields?
For example, 17 is the Exchange name.
How did you find 192 = ticks?
Manually, by entering the numbers in the query?
Data Feed ID:
Does the datafeed ID depend on the provider?
I use DBC broadcast and 31 works fine for me
Which data feed provider do you have?
Conditions:
Do you have any idea of all what we can put here?
In Omega's sample it's the symbol name
2. How do we incorporate a Visual Basic User Document in an ORW workspace?
With the developer's kit sample, here are the files created in a Visual
Basic Project:
VBContainerSample.vbp
VBContainerSample.vbw
VBContainerSample.exe
VBContainerSample.dob
VBContainerSample.dox
3. Did you understand the difference between a synchronous and an
asynchronous
connection?
Does synchronous mean that your query is updated each time the GlobalServer
receives a new piece of data?
And for asynchronous, is the update made only once when using the query?
Greetings from Paris,
Philippe
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----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick White <spy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Omega <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 21, 1999 7:02 PM
Subject: Fw: TS 2000i and VB
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