CandleStick Chart (help)

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hi i want to use CandleStick Chart in c#.net ,but i want to save my data ,i mean( close ,high ,low ,open , date time)in sqlserver for m1=one Minute ,m5=five Minute,h1=one hour ,... but i do not know how?
indeed i do not know how i can save the data in the database and aggregating the data over the different time intervals?
indeed i do not know any thing about CandleStick Chart.
please help me
thanks a lot

Posted 15-May-12 3:48am

farid_12

Updated 15-May-12 22:13pm

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 15-May-12 10:26am

Still unclear! What are your problems: saving the data in the database, aggregating the data over the different time intervals?
Please explain in detail at what rate the data is being accumulated, how it should be stored in the DB and how you are planning to retrieve it.

Thanks for your attention!

farid_12 15-May-12 11:11am

hiindeed i do not know how i can save the data in the database and aggregating the data over the different time intervals?both of them are my problem
thanks a lot

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-May-12 11:50am

Add appropriate tags to the question: "C#" and also tag the application type or UI library: WPF? Forms? Silverlight? ASP.NET? what?
--SA

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wizardzz · Answer 1 · 2012-05-15T05:59:00

Solution 1

Give your intervals a start time and end time, or a start time and duration. We do that here all the time.

What are you stuck with specifically?

Posted 15-May-12 5:59am

wizardzz