I am not sure it was the 2 am, or me, but I thought I would ask.
I have an EFS that runs and calls the value of the $TICK. I get values, all of that is worked out, all works fine. I am running the EFS on a 1-minute ES chart, and the EFS may load back 4 days or so, and I get all other values of other indicators through out the entire past 4 day run.
Here is the problem, the $TICK will only return the past 48 hours of values in the EFS, although a pure chart of the $TICK will have values 4 days into the past. Is it me, or is something wrong?
Last night, I started testing at 11 PM on 2/4, and I had data all the way to 2/2 for the $TICK from the EFS. Then, after midnight, I only received data from 2/3 onwards?
I have a saved version of my EFS that I am testing tonight to make sure it was none of my changes that made the errors, but I put a whole bunch of println statements, and the call just does not return past 48 hours.
Here is the call:
myTICK = "$TICK,1";
myTICK_O = open(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_H = high(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_L = low(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_C = close(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
Any ideas why I might not be returning data past 48 hours?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas.
I have an EFS that runs and calls the value of the $TICK. I get values, all of that is worked out, all works fine. I am running the EFS on a 1-minute ES chart, and the EFS may load back 4 days or so, and I get all other values of other indicators through out the entire past 4 day run.
Here is the problem, the $TICK will only return the past 48 hours of values in the EFS, although a pure chart of the $TICK will have values 4 days into the past. Is it me, or is something wrong?
Last night, I started testing at 11 PM on 2/4, and I had data all the way to 2/2 for the $TICK from the EFS. Then, after midnight, I only received data from 2/3 onwards?
I have a saved version of my EFS that I am testing tonight to make sure it was none of my changes that made the errors, but I put a whole bunch of println statements, and the call just does not return past 48 hours.
Here is the call:
myTICK = "$TICK,1";
myTICK_O = open(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_H = high(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_L = low(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_C = close(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
Any ideas why I might not be returning data past 48 hours?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas.
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