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Exactly . . . except this is a side project to porting QLNet to SQLCLR. Thank you for asking . . . the thought had crossed my mind more background info would be helpful. After all, why would one pay for data freely available at the FRB website? Test data was needed for my SQLCLR project and...

Federal Reserve Bank Statistical Data All in One Place! 20111215: Updated link. This side project because a major project and is now published on Microsoft's Data Market place. I added a special economical subscription with QuantNet members in mind since I come here to get ideas. There's a...

For the business, all this means efficiency, lower cost, better performance, centralized/standardized systems/applications/coding/etc. . . . in the end, my focus is the entire "business process" rather than the components of the IT system. It is quite surprising to find so many businesses do...

Yes and no . . . appearently, the sky is the limit. My impression is just about everything is custom so it depends for whom you do the work. I went with QLNet as a starter.

Someone asked if it could be done in SQL.

Puzzle explained in detail here Saw it on another Quant site but they want a DNA sample to join their forum. I'm not really sure I fully understand the all theory behind the math but I was able to port it over to SQL . . . the puzzle has been around for a while. Two people, S and P and two...

Thanks for all the good input. Actually, I'm asking for help with "features" shall we say . . . stuff users want that's useful to them. For example, I've already done some basic things like options pricing/greeks, distribution curves, etc. As for the architecture/coding, I have that pretty...

I'm starting a financial database project and am looking for suggestions regarding algorithms/functions that could make sense for execution at the database. The objectives are to have a set of functions universally available through the database and to increase timeliness by returning...