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Gabriel
2012-11-27 11:08:56


Hello eveyone. First of all I have to say that I found a place to stay. You all are very kind and polite and always there to help us. I know that I am making so many questions,
but they are here because I really didn't find the answers to them still now. I really hope that, we your help, I can, finally, have them answered.
Thank you in advanced...


I'm new here and have searched the knowledge database but I could not figure out how could I do the following:

1 - I wanna create one database for each market ( and put everything for a specific country in it -> all historical quotes, intraday, news, fundamentasl, everything the
software give to us - I will be glad if you can contribute with "best practices" or any other better idea)
2 - Then I want to create a schedule to update each market separately, because each market closes in a different time
2.1 - In this case I would like to know how much time after each market closes, you recommend to download the data ?
2.2 - How can I automatically create a way to split the data when it happens, and if there is a way of correct dividends for all of data also
3 - I want to create a way of exporting each database created in step 1 and their information, to a correspondent Oracle databases (I dont know if the best way of
doing this is generating a CSV file the uploading it or if there is another option )
4 - I would like to know the differences between "Last download date" and "Last Symbol Data" options in the Download items
5 - I would like to know how can update all symbols and news create in step 1, and how often do I need to update historical database quotes
6 - I would like to know if its necessary to have your software running to do all this or if there is a way of doing it by command line for example so it it closes I still
can make everything work

I appreciate your help

thank you in advanced

regards

Gabriel




Gabriel
2012-11-27 17:00:57

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If anyone can help me doing these steps, I appreciate. Even if I have to pay for it.



QuantShare
2012-11-27 19:02:45

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Just send an email to support [at] quantshare [dot] com and they will help you with this.


tomshortt
2012-12-10 14:00:32

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Did you ever get a solution to this? I would like to do the exact same thing except to SQL Server instead of Oracle


QuantShare
2012-12-10 14:02:41

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You have to export data in csv format then import the csv data into your SQL Server databases.



tomshortt
2012-12-10 14:11:09

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Thanks, that's what I'm doing. My issue is I'm using the script below which I found on the forum to export data and my US database crashes after about 5 years of data so I have to break the database into pieces. Is there a way to modify the script below to select certain dates (Ie, I can update monthly and just export the last month's worth of data)? I can then import that file into SQL. Thanks

From Forum: http://www.quantshare.com/title-95-export-to-csv-the-whole-database-including-symbols#axzz2EeTWX8VH

A whole copy of the database to a CSV file can be performed using the scripting language. Tools -> Script Editor.

Here is the script to perform this:

Symbol[] symbols = Symbols.GetSymbols();
System.Text.StringBuilder text = new System.Text.StringBuilder("");
for(int i=0;i < symbols.Length;i++)
{
Symbol sym = symbols[i];
HistoricalQuotes quotes = Quotes.GetHistoricalQuotes(sym.Name);
for(int j=0;j < quotes.Close.Length;j++)
{
text.AppendLine(sym.Name + ";" + quotes.Date[j].ToString("dd/MM/yyyy") + ";" + quotes.Close[j]+ ";" + quotes.Open[j] + ";" + quotes.High[j] + ";" + quotes.Low[j] + ";" + quotes.Volume[j]);
}
}

System.IO.File.WriteAllText(@"c:\quotes.csv", text.ToString());


- The last line reference the file.
- The format is: Symbol;Date;Close;Open;High;Low;Volume



QuantShare
2012-12-10 16:38:06

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