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"generate attribute - problem with attribute name?"
hi,
i try to use the generate attribute operator. in my example set i have the 5 attributes "Close", "High", "Low", "Open" and "Date".
when i use the attribute "Close" in my function expression, it is not recognized as an attribute. however, when i use one of the other attributes everything works fine. my workaround to this is to rename the attribute close to something else.
but i am wondering if "Close" is a reserved keyword? if yes, then what does it stand for? if no, then i think this should be fixed
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alex
i try to use the generate attribute operator. in my example set i have the 5 attributes "Close", "High", "Low", "Open" and "Date".
when i use the attribute "Close" in my function expression, it is not recognized as an attribute. however, when i use one of the other attributes everything works fine. my workaround to this is to rename the attribute close to something else.
but i am wondering if "Close" is a reserved keyword? if yes, then what does it stand for? if no, then i think this should be fixed

alex
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It is more likely to be something else wrong with your setup. I have a price database with OHLC fields; if I rename C as Close I can still make the average, like this... Hope that helps!
when i export my data with write csv and then import it again, everything works fine with the generate attributes operator. now i still have no idea why this happened, but at least it's fixed
alex