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No problemo Mark, let's hear from Chuck or Scott :)
DB
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Brown" <markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 11:03 AM
Subject: Re[2]: eSignal Cheats the customer.
> Hello DB,
>
> D> It's a Global Server thing, not eSignal's. It seems you have some
> D> "All..." "Symbol Collection Templates" activated in your Global
> D> Server, so every time Global Server connects to Data Manager it
> D> requests a "wildcard" symbols like "ALL_STOCKS" or "ALL_FUTURES"
> D> which of course exceed the 500 symbol limit. If you'll turn off the
> D> templates, Global Server will ask only for the symbols from your
> D> portfolio.
>
> it is definitely not a global server thing! the global server
> wilcards are not available when you use the dbc online server
> configuration with ts2ki. so you and andy both are dead wrong about
> your guess. if you look at the screen shots i sent it is clearly
> apparent that i am running the dbc online.
>
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> in the old days before i got mellow i would have said the below and
> would have been sorry that i did so cause i use and like both you and
> andy's products. let huck or scott answer this here since that have me
> cut off from the esignal support forum. i think existing and potential
> esignal customers should know about this stuff.
>
> LOOK! i like you eSignal vendors but you better stay out of the way
> you don't know what your talking about! i would stay clear of this or
> you will be all exposed for how little you know about eSignal and that
> may shake customer confidence in you products you sell.
>
> the global server which works fine with data manager has no globals or
> anything. the problem that none of you know about is the option
> chains. signal has a bug they have admitted they have a bug i have the
> email and taped phone conversation they have a bug so take a hike and
> find some other way to defend the company which you are all in bed
> with.
>
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>
> D> Greetings,
> D> DB
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> Thank You,
> Mark Brown
> www.markbrown.com
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