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Hi Guys
Do you think there is a practical way of importing a full database of executions into NT7 for displaying and feeding the performance tab reports and graphs?
I wish to import all my 2013 trades in NT7 as I did not connect it everyday to my broker's account, and was trading from outside NT7 on my any occasions...
I've found in the user's guide a very unpractical and manual way of inserting executions in the system; that works perhaps for adding a couple of trades, but can't do for 500+ trades unfortunately.
Can we force this through customized programming, or manual modifications of the underlying DB files?
Thanks
Fadi
Successful people will do what unsuccessful people won't or can't do!
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Thank you Sam
File located, but trying to open it with CompactView, and having some issues...
Are you editing this sdf file with Visual studio usually?
Successful people will do what unsuccessful people won't or can't do!
Just in case if anybody else is bumping into the same problem : "Unable to open database : Internal Error : cannot open the shared memory region."... I'm writing it down here for the record... as other members may bump into this also, and find the answer helpful.
Took me 1/2 day to figure it out (thanks to MSF with their clear error message), as i don't have this on my other machine and only on this machine. I did a lot of things to nail the problem down. Uninstalling all the SQL xxx drivers and programs (i don't use it), only installing sql ce 3.5 (be sure to focus on the right version, or NT will crash after many orders) to find the the problem is exactly the same
The break-through came when i copied the "ninjatrader.sdf" file to my desktop, there it opens without any problem/error, conclusion, it's a rights issue (the error message doesn't tell you so)
The final solution is to run compactview as admin (right click, run as..)