Both files are kept in prog filesx86 amibroker format folder.
Today also same backfill problem ws there .
I use rtd1.3 to backfill and to start rtd. Do we have to use RTD man?
pls correct me if wrong, just a newbie on a steep learning curve.
RTD first creates a file then calls ami's import function. Is it possible to NOT save the file (as csv / txt)... INSTEAD use Ami's object-functions-methods (such as 'loaddatabase') to directly save values while keeping connection with db alive...
just firing in the air after trying to understand how your excel utilities work.. and i read TJ's newsletters etc.. then began to wonder if DDE plugin is available directly (at time of creating db), why not RTD plugin as well..
then upon a bit more research i found dotnetforab and wondered what all is possible if direct Ami-DB connection could be established.. for instance it could speed up quotes (i guess)..
any thoughts ?? seniors and software prog champs.. pls comment..
All our utilities are using OLE to connect with Amibroker. I tried both ways and found import method faster than direct insertion of quotes. Tomasz also recommends that.
RTD plugin can be made with RTDman source code but I am not interested in it since I do not see any advantage over current method.