This form displays the database tables for the stocks.
There are three tables here. The first is the contracts table. This is a list of contracts, along with directory and other parameters. The second is the signal table. It shows the contract name, signal name, and the different days it was made. The third is the signal_list table. It gives a list of signals.
To find a stock, type in the name in the search bar. E.g, to find SUN, type in
In this case, SU was enough. This search bar automatically makes the letters capitals.
Here is how a certain stock would look. For example, INDU. We can look at a list of stocks in rows, or we can have a full screen with one stock. Press R in the upper left hand corner to see the Record View. This gives the name (INDU in this case), the values of the volume and close, and the Last Close Date, the date of this value.
Lower down there are two more dates: First Date, and Last Date. These are the dates of the beginning and end of the data file. In this case, there are over 8 years of data.
The tags are the filters.
