gretrader
10-01-2007, 04:26 PM
Hi. I was using NT connected to eSignal. eSignal being eSignal, it crashed. This time it crashed my PC: nothing worked. mouse pointer and all). I had no options but to re-boot completely.
When I started NT again, I've had the following message:
Historical data in your databse is corrupted. Please re-load etc. etc, for a large number of markets. Strangely, all tick charts are affected, some 3 minutes charts are affected too, but other 3 minutes charts not at all. They were all open and active at the same time when the PC crashed.
Problem 1: after a few seconds from all these messages, NT application ".encounters a problem and need to close". So how can I reload historical minute data for ES, NQ etc.........?
Problem 2. Apart from this this fatal crash, sometimes NT software finds difficult to open some charts and I have to close them and re-build them. Obviously if one has a number of different set-ups for charts (indicators, different parameters, trading hours, etc,) it takes ages to have everything back to speed. Is there anyway to avoid or at least minimize this inconvenience?
Thank you and regards
When I started NT again, I've had the following message:
Historical data in your databse is corrupted. Please re-load etc. etc, for a large number of markets. Strangely, all tick charts are affected, some 3 minutes charts are affected too, but other 3 minutes charts not at all. They were all open and active at the same time when the PC crashed.
Problem 1: after a few seconds from all these messages, NT application ".encounters a problem and need to close". So how can I reload historical minute data for ES, NQ etc.........?
Problem 2. Apart from this this fatal crash, sometimes NT software finds difficult to open some charts and I have to close them and re-build them. Obviously if one has a number of different set-ups for charts (indicators, different parameters, trading hours, etc,) it takes ages to have everything back to speed. Is there anyway to avoid or at least minimize this inconvenience?
Thank you and regards