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When I tried to browse out to the links on this thread they did not work. The links are below: 1) http://www.oddballsystems.com/download_code.php?id=27&file=326shortcut.zip 2) http://www.oddballsystems.com/download_code.php?id=28&file=641course5.zip 3) http://markbrown.com/et/ 4)...

sell it to IBs/advisors or get licensed are two options. You might make a bit more doing it this way than you would selling it as a system to retail guys

Birmingham here

There is another open source product called Pentaho Data Integration (Kettle) that can be used to scrub the data & then load it into infobright. It works well for everything I've used it for so far. http://community.pentaho.com/

either one of these works for me: USE Futures_Data; SET @bh_dataformat = 'txt_variable'; select Symbol from Futures_Data where Symbol = "AD" limit 10; or USE Futures_Data; SET @bh_dataformat = 'txt_variable'; select Symbol from Futures_Data where Symbol = 'AD' limit 10;

Did you verify that your data loaded properly? (http://www.infobright.org/wiki/Data_Loading/) I dont remember the command, but there is one to show the table statistics to make sure your data loaded properly Did you make sure your query was written properly...

look into infobright. Also, there are lots of other suggestions in the different tick database threads out there. Eric

you can always write a plugin for your broker if you want to use both them & OpenQuant. If I remember right they have a couple examples of this code that is sent with the product

Have you done anything further with this? It seems like every time I turn around Amazon comes up with something new for EC2

I'd list to see some ideas of others on exception type situations. I'm sure there are some I haven't thought of and others may have. We should be able to learn from the exceptions identified by others, even if they are situation specific.

Maybe I'm missing something but I'm not seeing how you could not do this using an architecture like OpenQuant (and others use). I think its worth looking at the API guide and re-thinking some of this. PM me to discuss more if needed.

What about looking at some of the open source projects such as TradeLink or Marketcetera for some ideas/concepts? Have you tried that? It would seem that may help you out a lot more. Eric

NorthPoint Trading Partners http://www.nptradingpartners.com/ They clear through Goldman Sachs, JPM & Jefferies. I listened to a webinar these guys did with Bob Green a while back. They seemed to be worth calling. Let me know what your experience is with them. I'd be interested in moving...

It sits on top of MySQL & is the community version of their commercial software: http://www.infobright.com/Products/Features/ http://www.infobright.com/Customers_Partners/Customers/ I currently use it for some trade data storage and am considering switching another .Net project over to...

Did you look at InfoBright at all? http://www.infobright.org/

you sure your software isnt just showing an average fill price for several entries? 4 @ 73.07 & 1 @73.08 gives you an avg fill price of 73.072

You can submit orders and do a lot of other things with TWS via Matlab. http://www.exchangeapi.com/Documentation.htm I'm sure there are a lot of other ways to do the same thing as these guys are doing. I'm just running an HP workstation for matlab. Most of thew time when I do any kind of...

Your quote is incorrect: http://www.exchangeapi.com/products.htm http://www.maxdama.com/2009/02/more-matlabib-code.html There are some open source alternatives too. I use matlab to trade and am open to collaboration with others. PM me to discuss. Regards, Eric

try installing & using the Java Server VM: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/198577/real-differences-between-java-server-and-java-client Maybe that will help. Eric

Any further findings on Infobright? I am just beginning to use it for a tick database myself. Regards, Eric