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                                                   comp values stored as a separate field in the db

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suresh
2010-09-06 10:15:21


I would like to automatically populate the database field, I am OK if this has to be achieved by running the update after I download the quotes. I would like to do something as follows:

create a field called "RSIRanking" in QUOTES or CUSTOM db
then populate the value using the function comp(RSI(14), "rank").

Thanks



QuantShare
2010-09-07 09:55:22

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It will be possible to do this in the next release. I will show you how after the next version is released.


QuantShare
2010-09-16 05:16:11

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Best Answer
You can find the script to perform this at the following link:
http://www.quantshare.com/free/composite_data_into_database.txt

(Tools -> Script Editor)








suresh
2010-09-16 06:41:49

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Thanks. This should serve the purpose. I will test it out. A quick question

It appears to me that this will create the composites for all the days, every time I run this script. I want to see if there is any way this can be modified so that I can update on a daily basis the composite field quickly. The first time when I run, it does for the entire historical data and then only for the new data that does not have the field already populated.



QuantShare
2010-09-18 19:00:03

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With this script, updating the last value or all the values of a database will take the same amount of time. We will optimize the database insertion so this script can be run faster.

You can also add a script to be executed after a download item completes. To do this, update a download item, click on Settings then select the Script tab.



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