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kadir_kilicoglu

Hello, Assume that I have a table like; prices:([]sym:`u#`$();price:`float$()) ..and updating this table through the standard .u.upd function with the incoming data like; data:((`$"AAPL.B*";`$"AAPL^#");(122.74;123.17)) Furthermore; I have loaded a CS...

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Hello,I set a tickerplant and a chained-tickerplant following the official best practices. Pretty straight-forward; a simulate a feed handler to push data into the tickerplant, which forwards the data to the chained-tickerplant and finally I have an ...

kadir_kilicoglu

Hello Kdb+ enthusiasts!I have a binary log file around 100 GB which I want to replay with respect to each line timing. Normally, when we replay the log file, it is simply going quickly over all lines and let's say it will complete in 10 minutes. But ...

kadir_kilicoglu

Hello Folk!I'm trying to setup KDB with secure web sockets available. I've followed the whitepapers and the knowledge base article but failed to set it up properly, I keep receiving a 501 error, or handshake error, or unkown authority, or etc.The whi...

kadir_kilicoglu

I was examining the u.q library and see this line:[t;x]each w tWhat does this mean exactly? For each w t pairs?What is w here as I see it is not an argument of the function? Regarding the (neg first w) I assume that this is supposed to be a handle? I...

kadir_kilicoglu

Thank you for your extensive answer, I'll try what you have suggested!

kadir_kilicoglu

Thank for your suggestions rocuinneagain I'll definitely try to adapt them in my context but please note that we can neither assume a 4-character root or the first non-capital letter as a suffix. Instead, do you think that the SSR function might work...

kadir_kilicoglu

I copied this answer from your other question: Hello Angela, In your cronjob, you can start a script like; 0 12 * * * sh //.sh >> /cronout.log 2>&1 & Then in this script file you can go with something like this; #!/usr/bin/env bash . cd /home//q/l6...

kadir_kilicoglu

Hello Angela, In your cronjob, you can start a script like; 0 12 * * * sh //.sh >> /cronout.log 2>&1 & Then in this script file you can go with something like this; #!/usr/bin/env bash . cd /home//q/l64/q .q > _$(date +'%Y.%m.%dT%H:%M:%S').log 2>&1...

kadir_kilicoglu

Up! It's still there and I'm desperate to find an answer, thank you.

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