Ping Matt. I received your mail but got a delivery failure on reply.
I put a copy at http://www.amibroker.org/3rdparty/UserKnowledgeBase/ODBCPLugin.doc Discussion on using external databases is light so far. There is some detail on using plugin with Access - scroll to message 99169 in my notes. My plugin project is low priority and it is in the bottom of my intray. I intend to buy an SQL package that includes maths functions and use that for my external projects. Maths add-ins for Access are few and far between. I did find one: Total Access Statistics Add-in from www.componentsource.com It's not a cheapie though. They also have a TotalSQL statistics package. Stats for SQL is far more readily available, which is one reason I chose to go down the SQL path. I still have to research that one. It depends on what maths functionality I can get; if I find one that suits my needs I will buy it. Brian. --- In [email protected], "M. N. Busigin" <mbusigin- [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Good day, > > > I have historical fundamental data in CSV form, and I am trying to > figure out how best to use it in AmiBroker. > > My current thought is to write a quick script to import it into > Microsoft SQL Server, and then use the ODBC/SQL Universal Data/AFL > plugins to access them for scans and backtesting. > > Is this the best course of action? What are other people doing with > similar data? > > From what I can tell, the only issues regarding fundamental data which > have been brought up are regarding just the current fundamental snapshot. > > > Regards, > Matt >
