Quote from: xeverse on February 15, 2014, 09:59:22 AM

*** Loading data file /xe/_4mkt/2data/bitstampUSD-p4.scid
importing /xe/_4mkt/2data/bitstampUSD.csv
- No CSV history file found for bitstampUSD, skipping
- (Download manually from http://api.bitcoincharts.com/v1/csv/)
- (unzip to /xe/_4mkt/2data/bitstampUSD.csv)

Request bitstampUSD from 2014-02-15 09:47:20
Got 2014-02-15 09:47:20Z to 2014-02-15 09:47:20Z: 1 trades (43 bytes in 0.208534 sec)

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There is a bunch of these cvs.imported files instead in the dir.

Why they aren't recognized then?

If the csv files have been renamed by sierrachartfeed to ".imported", then all the data in them is already in the Sierrachart SCID file; the ".imported" files and ".csv.gz" files should be deleted after successful import (unless you have a specific reason you might use them again soon; they are obsolete after four days). You can ignore the "no CSV history file found" message - it is not an error in this case, just a normal procedural message.

You will get the big *danger* error message (like four posts above) when there is an actual problem that requires you to re-download a new CSV (because the bitcoincharts API only has five-day-old and newer data).

The csv files inside the gzips actually start with a period, like ".bitstampUSD.csv". I've done a few tricks to look for the csv either with or without a period at the start.