An interface integrated into GlobalServer
Since UniServer is a subserver, its interface is fully integrated and compatible with GlobalServer. This makes working with it convenient and speedy. Working with eSignal uses two subservers at once: the UniServer subserver (SmartSubServer) and the Online DBC SubServer. So realtime data to GlobalServer and historical data can be downloaded simultaneously.

Rapid GlobalServer data download
With common computer hardware and a fast Internet connection UniServer allows to download to GlobalServer up to 150 million quotes per hour. At average market activity this means in one hour you can download tick data for 3 days on 500 active symbols. In comparison, Dynaloader will take over 12 hours to download that much data.

Pre-defined patterns to simplify symbol selection for downloading
To help you make the selection, UniServer has the pre-defined patterns like ALL STOCKS, ALL FUTURES and others. You can select separate symbols from the Global Server portfolio. You can compile a download template once and use it every time later.

Automatic download protection against disconnection
The download continues automatically in case the connection has been lost. UniServer continues downloading data from the place where the connection broke.

All possible time frames supported
1 Tick (Trade, Bid and Ask records), 1 Minute (Trade, Bid and Ask records), 5 Minutes (Trade, Bid and Ask records), 1 Day (Trade, Bid and Ask records)

All accessible fields supported
Price fields, Volume, Open interest



In the future versions:

Automatic search and filling of gaps
On launch UniServer automatically scans your data for gaps and patches them automatically whenever need arises.

A script language with incoming data filtering capabilities
A simple script language enabling to set rules for incoming data processing is a major feature of UniServer. For instance, you can set your filter to skip bad ticks. The flexibility of the language enables the use of any logic or arithmetic operations in data processing.