Recording Live Orders and Fills in VeighNa Trader
Summary
A VeighNa community exchange explains that the framework does not automatically persist live order and fill records to a database. Strategy position state is updated through the strategy’s position variable, but this is distinct from maintaining a durable order-and-trade history. For users who need records, the answer describes a manual export route in VeighNa Trader: open the orders view and export its records to CSV, then do the same in the fills view. The response addresses the practical distinction between a strategy’s current logical position and a record of individual executions and orders.
The instructions describe a graphical workflow rather than automatic database logging or a programmable archival process. They do not specify CSV fields, export frequency, retention, or reconciliation procedures, and they do not establish whether other recording methods are available. Traders who need ongoing audit or research data would need to verify that the manual export process fits their recordkeeping needs. No trading strategy, execution analysis, or performance evidence is included.
Key ideas
- VeighNa does not automatically save live orders and fills to a database by default.
- A strategy’s position state is separate from a durable history of individual orders and executions.
- The interface provides manual CSV export from separate order and fill views.
- The answer does not describe automated archival, export fields, or record-retention practices.
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