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Hi,
Thanks a lot for this tool, it looks amazing. I've noticed an extremely slow history download on my RPI2 so I assumed that it was caused by the limited amount of resources available on the RPI2, so I decided to try it using Docker on my MBP (on a side note, is the history download a lot faster on a faster machine?). I added the config for Gekko-BacktestTool to gekko Dockerfile and it created the image correctly.
However when I run the following command I always get the following error, no matter what exchange or pair I use:
perl backtest.pl -i -p kraken:ETH:ALL -f last -t now
And the error:
Updating Gekko's kraken market data...
Done writing Kraken market data
Import 6 pairs: kraken:ETH:EOS, kraken:ETH:GNO, kraken:ETH:ETC, kraken:ETH:ICN, kraken:ETH:MLN, kraken:ETH:REP.
DBD::SQLite::db prepare failed: no such table: candles_ETH_EOS at backtest.pl line 522.
DBD::SQLite::db prepare failed: no such table: candles_ETH_EOS at backtest.pl line 522.
Any ideas?
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I did solve the issue running the following command:
perl backtest.pl -i -p binance:ETH:ALL -f 2017-01-01 -t now
My assumption is that the command I was using was trying to update the table, but the table didn't exist. Specifying a start date achieves what I was trying to do.
Hi,
Thanks a lot for this tool, it looks amazing. I've noticed an extremely slow history download on my RPI2 so I assumed that it was caused by the limited amount of resources available on the RPI2, so I decided to try it using Docker on my MBP (on a side note, is the history download a lot faster on a faster machine?). I added the config for Gekko-BacktestTool to gekko Dockerfile and it created the image correctly.
However when I run the following command I always get the following error, no matter what exchange or pair I use:
perl backtest.pl -i -p kraken:ETH:ALL -f last -t now
And the error:
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: