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Date/Time: Mon, 16 Jun 2025 09:55:10 +0000
Post From: Data Restrictions
| [2025-05-14 12:23:56] |
| atariaf - Posts: 16 |
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I have been looking through the documentation covering the DTC protocol and data. In the documentation, it continues to make statements that the data subscriptions are intended to only be used on a single computer and can't be used on a different computer. This line in particular: "The DTC Protocol Server in Sierra Chart can be used by another instance of Sierra Chart either on the same computer or across a network. Although market data is only allowed to be used on the same computer." Does this mean that you can only run the multiple instances on a single machine? If I have a home network lab and I wanted to run my Sierra Chart instance on my network, would I not even be allowed to use the historical data on my desktop machine for research and testing, and then run the actual strategies through the Sierra Chart instance on my network machine? Like, use DTC to import data into my working machine, research and test ideas in Python with my own tools, and then create an ACSIL to actual run the strategy on live data? |