IB quote freeze problem not soved yet.

Admittedly the HK desk is not open during US stock trading hours, but the only calls/chats/mails we've seen this week have been about the Sydney Futures Exchange when the exchange went down.

These issues are often client-specifc and not system wide, so we can't solve them on ET. Please report these incidents to the helpdesk in real-time so that someone can resolve your issue.
 
i manually enter about 100 bonds into stand alone 843.7 TWS,save settings about 2 days ago-today they all gone.
it hell of job,to manually pick and review every bond from about 3600 offered by IB, and it happends not for first time. what is going on and how to solve it?
same thing been with previous versions.
 
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i manually enter about 100 bonds into stand alone 843.7 TWS,save settings about 2 days ago-today they all gone.
it hell of job,to manually pick and review every bond from about 3600 offered by IB, and it happends not for first time. what is going on and how to solve it?
same thing been with previous versions.
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TWS saves a backup of your settings file every day, in a file with a name like settings.Tue.xml. If you close TWS and copy the most recent backup file to settings.xml, you should be able to restore your settings (this includes the tickers on each page). If that doesn't work, there may be an error captured in your jts.log file. You should either open a support incident with the help desk, or send me your log file.
 
Unless recent TWS versions have changed in this regard, your ticker definitions are in jts.pg, which is saved daily in files like jts.Mon.pg, jts.Tue.pg, etc., and can be restored with File->Restore Page File.

Also, I start TWS from a batch file that zips up all the important files (.pg, settings, execs, etc.) and saves them in an archive directory. They take very little space and you can purge them periodically if needed.
 
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Unless recent TWS versions have changed in this regard, your ticker definitions are in jts.pg, which is saved daily in files like jts.Mon.pg, jts.Tue.pg, etc., and can be restored with File->Restore Page File.

Also, I start TWS from a batch file that zips up all the important files (.pg, settings, execs, etc.) and saves them in an archive directory. They take very little space and you can purge them periodically if needed.
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That's correct, but the jts.pg file is now obsolete.
 
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