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>Subject:         Re: Caution - TS4 with 'big' charts
>  Date:         Mon, 1 Nov 1999 10:58:20 -0800 (PST)
>  From:         Larry Wright <lwright@xxxxxxxxxx>
>    To:         Dennis Holverstott <dennis@xxxxxxxxxx>
>    CC:         Omega List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
>
>On Mon, 1 Nov 1999, Dennis Holverstott wrote:
>
>> > The problem occurs ONLY if I have an ES 1-tick chart open
>> 
>> there were more (like 50% more) than 13000 ticks for es on friday so you
>> can't plot a 1-tick chart.
>
>True, sort of... It turns out that one *can* plot a 1-tick chart for ES
>during the day, even though there are more than 13k ticks. TS seems to
>'stream' them through charting OK. 
>
>If I try to open that chart during non-trading hours I get an error msg
>from the server that prevents me from doing it. This error does NOT crash
>TS, though, and I'm able to go to the chart, change to 2 ticks, and open
>the page. As soon as the ES market starts trading again Sun eve, I can
>change back to 1 tick. I can run all week OK in this 1-tick mode with no 
>changes, even though EVERY day has more than 13k ticks. 
>
>This same error might be the cause of the crash during market hours. 
>Because it crashes, I CAN NOT go back to make the 2-tick change, and thus 
>I CAN NOT open the page. Sort of a chicken and egg problem :-).
>
>Any thoughts (other than admonish me for trying a 'work around' cheat 
>for TS :-)?


I assume you know to delete all pages from the TSTATION.INI file when
you have a page which will not load because of an error, and you
have TS set to automatically load the last open pages. (Omega's
Catch-22 - the page crashes TS before you can reset the auto-load,
so you always load the page that crashes TS.)

I would,once I got the thing open again, and with the usable time scale,
copy the page to another page, named -2 or -B or something. Then when
the #1 page is unusable load #2 instead, and copy it onto #1.

Workarounds are half the fun of Omega products :-(

>
>Larry

donc