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Have no clue why but if it happens to me I would unplug the data box. After
re plugging the data box back in the date should have corrected itself. One
tip I learned if you have a whole steam of bad ticks in what ever intraday
your keeping. The best thing to do is find out what the correct price was
and then insert that price from the first point the ticks are bad. It will
correct itself up to a certain time then you have to repeat the procedure
again at different time intervals until its fixed. This works better than
deleting so many ticks plus it easier. Having BMI is like having a junker
car you learn different little fixes all the time to keep it running,
chewing gum, coat hangers, cans of oil etc, etc
Robert
At 04:43 AM 5/21/00 -0400, MRLYNNG@xxxxxxx wrote:
>In a message dated 05/21/2000 1:11:33 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
>RonAug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
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><< DBC has been well-known to be a junk data feed for several years. >>
>I had a wrong date again on my intraday BMI cable data. The date was
>10/26/2000 again. This time I decided to delete all the ticks to see if that
>corrected the problem. It did but I counted the ticks as I deleted them.
>Idiscovered that for every 100 ticks of data, I was deleting about 15-20
>ticks less than that. The data counts appear to be inflated by 15-20% unless
>there is some explanation for it. Anyone know why this would occur?
>Lynn
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