Multiple accounts with ATI

[ninjaroll]

I am using the ATI DLL connection thru the tradestation EasyLanguage to generate orders.

The Log shows the message "account does not exist".
Below is a sample of the code we are using.

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inputs:
TradeAccount("U123456");

variables:
NTMP( 0 ),
NTorder( 0);

NTMP = NTMarketPosition(TradeAccount);


if LastBarOnChart and NTConnected(1) then

if NTMP = 0 and Time = 1000

then

NTorder = NTSellMarket("Trade1", 100);

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[NinjaTrader_Ray]

This error occurs when the NT DLL is called and NT is not connected to any brokerage with the account that you specified.

[ninjaroll]

We have multiple accounts with IB and the code functions correctly when we do not specify the account to use.

Are there any additional settings in NinjaTrader required when using multiple accounts ?

[NinjaTrader_Ray]

The problem is you are using a simulation key which does not give you access to your live account. Thus, you get the error message since this live account does not exist in NT on a simulation free key.

Purchase a live license and you will not have this limitation.

[spartan]

Dear Ninja Traders
In simulation I was using Vervoot cross overs srategy on ES.Everything was working ok till I noticed that the strategy was working on ER2,FDAX,NQ and YM.In a live situation it'd be a disaster to buy/sell on all of these indexes.Am I missing something here?I'd appreciate your response.
Thanks

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Normally when you run your strategy it will only run on one instrument because you can only choose one instrument when starting the strategy. If your strategy is created as a multi-instrument strategy that is a different story.

Most likely you have accidentally started the strategy on several instruments without noticing. If not you will need to dig into the strategy and see the underlying code to determine its behavior.

[spartan]

Strategy

Normally when you run your strategy it will only run on one instrument because you can only choose one instrument when starting the strategy. If your strategy is created as a multi-instrument strategy that is a different story.

Most likely you have accidentally started the strategy on several instruments without noticing. If not you will need to dig into the strategy and see the underlying code to determine its behavior.

Thank you Josh
I am very new to ninja.Is there something that I should tick/untick in the control panel to avoid a disaster?

[NinjaTrader_Dierk]

Unfortunately not

[spartan]

strategies

Hi Diert
With your "unfortunately not" you mean that you cannot do anything to AVOID a strategy running on all your favorite indexes?As I said I am green in ninja trader but I'm sure that must be a way to bypass this situation.I'm a bit perplexed for the moment.Thanks for your response any way.

[NinjaTrader_Dierk]

The strategies run on these instruments where you started them on. There is no further confirmation required after you started them.