The Scenario:
1) On April 2 at 8am, open NT8, open live connection to Continuum, run for 12 hours and close it.
2) On April 3 at 8am, open NT8, open live connection to Continuum, run for 12 hours and close it.
3) On April 4 at 8am, open NT8, no live connection, and look at charts...
Expectation: The data from April 3 would be visible since it was assumed to have been stored in the local DB.
Actual: Only the data from April 2 is visible.
I assume that this may also be impacting the slow startup time since more data would come over the wire and it appears be throttled.
Out of curiosity, is that true that only the non-cached data comes over the inet or does it load fresh data from the server for whatever is specified.by the charts (and update the local db).
This effect seems to happens regardless of time of day or how active it is.
1) On April 2 at 8am, open NT8, open live connection to Continuum, run for 12 hours and close it.
2) On April 3 at 8am, open NT8, open live connection to Continuum, run for 12 hours and close it.
3) On April 4 at 8am, open NT8, no live connection, and look at charts...
Expectation: The data from April 3 would be visible since it was assumed to have been stored in the local DB.
Actual: Only the data from April 2 is visible.
I assume that this may also be impacting the slow startup time since more data would come over the wire and it appears be throttled.
Out of curiosity, is that true that only the non-cached data comes over the inet or does it load fresh data from the server for whatever is specified.by the charts (and update the local db).
This effect seems to happens regardless of time of day or how active it is.
