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On 8 Sep 2004 17:36:10 -0000, superfragalist wrote:
>>I
>>keep a copy of a small 40 KB file of ST_Data. I export the custom
>>systems tests and anything else I've added, store the large ST_Data
>>file and load the smaller one. Then I download all of the custom and
>>new systems stuff. Once that's done, I make a new copy of the ST_Data
>>file while it's small and use that one as my new small copy.
I have run into problems with corrupted ST-Data files in the past, and
I also keep a back up---but certainly not organized as well as the
method you describe. With Ver 8.01 and Win 98SE, anything larger than
about 250 Meg, and I am sure to get the dreaded "max locks per file"
error message. (Changing setting in the Registry does nothing).
However, the smallest ST_Data file I have is about 4 Meg.
I am unclear what your exact procedure is. I understand the export of
all of the Trading Systems. But I am not sure how you get your base
"40 KB file". Do you delete ALL of the Trading Systems, close MS, and
then save the resultant ST_Data file? Or do you create it some other
way?
And once you have that small 40 KB ST_Data file, then do you manually
import back in all of your Trading Systems? Then do you close MS
again, and that (now somewhat larger) ST_Data file becomes your
working file?
Thanks for any clarification,
Harry
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