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Dom making it faster or 1st
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| [2021-07-25 14:41:58] |
| User220914 - Posts: 239 |
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Hi, I was wondering how I can make the DOM of a chart faster. 1. How can I make them the 1st drawn and calculated of my charts since they seem to be treated as charts? 2. Can I use my 1st licensed use of sierra for doms? And my second licensed use for charting? Could you explain this process please and would it make my DOM update faster? Thank you. 3. Is making a dom difficult? Would you or could you create a custom dom? |
| [2021-07-26 17:12:46] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 31153 |
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1. In order to have the DOM update faster, you need to change the Chart Update Interval for the Trading DOM. Refer to the following: Chart Settings: Chart Update Interval in Milliseconds (Chart >> Chart Settings >> Display >> Chart Update Interval menu) 2. You can have any number of Sierra Chart installations on the same computer. You are only limited to two different computers for the number of Sierra Chart running at the same time. But your Data Feed, on the other hand has other rules. In particular, the Denali Exchange Data Feed only allows for 2 concurrent sessions at the same time on the same computer. Still, this means that you can have 2 different installations running at the same time with the data. Refer to the following for how to install a second installation of Sierra Chart: Using Multiple Data and Trading Services at the Same Time: Step-By-Step Instructions to Install Multiple Copies of Sierra Chart Overall, having a second instance can be helpful, but it is really the same as using the File >> New Instance option. Refer to the following: File Menu: New Instance (File) 3. You can not create a custom DOM, and it is not something that we would undertake. For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, use the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing |
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