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Mark
2010-08-07 06:17:58


Hi,

I just downloaded the trading object 'NSE Derivatives'.

This has flooded my NSE database with all the derivatives contracts. I don't need this in my NSE database.
How can I delete them now?
Also is there a way to get only futures contracts and ignore the Options contract?
And How can I get these futures contracts into a new database?

Thanks,

Mark



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2010-08-07 07:18:25

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Best Answer
Hi,

Question 1:

Select Symbol -> Bulk Updater. Click "Select Symbols". Under "Name", type the following line:
*-2006;*-2007;*-2008;*-2009;*-2010

This will select all symbols that end with "-2006" or "-2007" or "-2008"... (* means any character)

Make sure your initial NSE symbols don't contain these words. Normally it shouldn't.

Click on "Select" to close the form. In the Bulk Updater form, click on "Select" button under the "Select" column. Click on "Remove Selected Symbols".


Question 2:
Select the NSE Derivatives object and click on Update. Click on Parser under the Parser column.
Select one sample then click on OK. Click Next. Click Pre Script.
In the code, under "// Options", type these two lines:
Content.Rows[i].IsIgnoreLine = true;
continue;

Click "OK", then "Next" three times to close the form. Click "OK".


Question 3:
You can add futures contracts in a new account, by selecting Account -> Add Account.
Click on Account -> Change Account to switch between accounts.



Mark
2010-08-07 07:41:07

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Thank You. It worked.

Regards,

Mark



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