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Author Topic: Aborting Request for History Data (5 messages, Page 1 of 1)

DTN_Steve_G
-DTN IQFeed-
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Joined: Oct 1, 2004


Posted: Oct 13, 2004 03:41 PM          Msg. 1 of 5
Hi,

I epxerienced, that requests for historical data may sometimes last long (e.g. 10 days for daily MSFT data > 30 secs).

Is there any way to abort a request and to make sure, that no data for this request is returned after abortion ?

Regards

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Dierk Droth
www.trademagic.net
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DTN_Steve_G
-DTN IQFeed-
Posts: 28
Joined: Oct 1, 2004


Posted: Oct 13, 2004 03:42 PM          Msg. 2 of 5
Dierk,

At this time there is not function available to abort a history request prior to receiving your data back.

However, we agree this would be a good thing to have. So, we'll place it on the wish list for a future product version.

Thank you,

Steve Grunberg
IQFeed Developer Support
DTN Market Access

squirlhntr
-Interested User-
Posts: 62
Joined: Feb 12, 2005


Posted: Jul 19, 2005 11:31 PM          Msg. 3 of 5
If you use the sockets you can just close the socket, right?

DTN_Natalie_H
-DTN Evangelist-
Posts: 175
Joined: May 10, 2004

DTN Market Access, LLC.


Posted: Jul 22, 2005 09:31 AM          Msg. 4 of 5
There is not a command that you can send programmatically, but you can close the socket.

Natalie Hannan DTN Market Access, LLC.

squirlhntr
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Posted: Sep 21, 2005 09:38 AM          Msg. 5 of 5
Quote: There is not a command that you can send programmatically, but you can close the socket.

--- Original message by DTN_Natalie_H on Jul 22, 2005 09:31 AM
Does IQFeed do the entire request, then pipe it out to the history socket only after the complete request has been downloaded?

If I close the history socket, am I actually saving any net bandwidth?
 

 

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