var AB = new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
var Stocks = AB.Stocks;
var Stock = Stocks.Item ( "AAPL");
WScript.Echo ( "" + Stock.Quotations.Count );
Hi Gents,
Happy Weekend.
Quick question regarding the best way, via OLE to get a specific "STOCK" object. For example. Let's say I want to retrieve the Stock object for ticker AAPL what is the fastest way to get it. I could…
1.) Loop over all stock objects in the current database like so…
var stockCount = stocks.Count;
For ( int i = 0; I < stockCount; i++)
{
Var stock = stocks.item(i);
If ( stock.Ticker == "AAPL" )
{
// Then I have it….do something with it.
}
}
2.) Or is I use…
stock.Add("AAPL");
// Then if already exists in the database (Stocks) , .Ass() will return that instance of APPL's stock object. Problem is if it doesn't exist it will make one I believe.
So it would seem the fastest way to get APPL's stock object is to use the stock.Add() method, but I don't want to Add it to the database if it doesn't exist !!
What should I do? Is there an override so that it won't get added if it doesn't exist.
Posted by: Aron Pipa <aron@myafl.com>
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