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Post From: Delayed Data question

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User92573 - Posts: 475
Dear Support I am shortly moving to the SC real-time data feed (and Denali) but at this time along with the CFD data I'm also using the delayed data for US markets (CME Group etc). I've read some of the related articles which are really helpful and appreciate the data is typically delayed 10min 10secs. However I have 4 quick questions when your time allows: 1) As the .scid file will be recording the delayed prices using current (UTC London) time what will occur when the symbol and .scid access real-time data - as obviously the ESM20.scid delayed data file will have the same file name as the real-time? 2) Will I need to delete all contracts that have previously been downloaded and recreate the .scid files again? 3) Are the prior rolled contracts from prior years also gate stamped with the delayed time or are they created from real-time non-delayed data with the only delay being on the current open contracts? 4) I apologise for this question as I haven't yet read through the relevant support information. My PC is set to UTC London so am I right in thinking if I set the session times to PIT as opposed to Globex that these times would also be in the comparable UTC London time? As always many thanks in advance for your assistance and for providing such great support. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2020-07-10 14:08:31