I recently emailed through to support some workspaces/videos of NT freezing (that I am waiting for a response on)… but when I strip back the workspace to include only instrument linked charts and tabs (i.e. no indicators of any kind) and only a plain symbol list in the Market Analyser, I am getting several different errors appear in my trace file and UI popups.
I am wondering if both issues are stemming from issues when NT8 is loading multiple charts of the same symbol simultaneously. In my case, I have 5 charts with 7 tabs each, and each one is instrument linked to the same symbol (red). So when I click a symbol in the MA it is effectively loading 35 charts of the same symbol.
The errors I am experiencing include:
- Write cache error popups
- Charts going blank (greyed out) if a new symbol is selected on the MA while a chart is still displaying ‘loading’
- Only the first bar showing in each chart
- Trace file errors such as “2016-01-06 05:12:36:467 ERROR: Data.Bars.Load7: System.IO.IOException: The process cannot access the file 'C:\Users\Shane\Documents\NinjaTrader 8\db\cache\Forex.Eastern Standard Time\MINUTE\EURAUD\Minute_1_1_Last_Close_Tick_Minu te_1.Last.ntb' because it is being used by another process.” <------ this one has led to NT crashes several times (“Ninjatrader has stopped working” dialogue box”)
(In the emails I sent re the program freezing there were some additional errors also)
It looks from the trace file that NT will request from the server the same data for each seperate chart window. So if I have minute charts of the same symbol in 5 different windows and daily data on other tabs in 2 of those windows, then NT is requesting minute data 5 times simultaneously from the server and daily data twice every time I change the symbol... Is that expected?
Attached is the sample workspace, and a couple of trace files. To replicate you can just keep clicking on symbols in the MA, drag them to different locations in the MA and click again etc. It's a bit boring but the longer you do this the more different errors will happen or repeat.
Cheers,
Shane
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