Hi @rahul.palve,

In your case, rmdstestclint is pointing at EZD, is this correct? You can point via -h option to the host of your choice. If true, your custom app pointing at EZD and your rmdstestclient pointing at EZD are receiving exact same content/data. Do you see?

Any negative values that are not seen by rmdstestclient are originating in the application.

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Hello @rahul.palve,

You have two questions/issues here:

1. You are not able to connect to EZD. I would run/request your operations team to run a subscription test locally on EZD, using a command-line test client that comes with EZD called rmdstestclient. Verify that the EZD is listening on the port and that this client can successfully subscribe to data from it. Then switch back to the remote connection testing.

2. What rates are available from EZD and why are they transferred to DB as negative. I would, again, test using rmdstestclient and visually inspect the rate. If the event that the rate is negative, I would contact our content team via Raise a case. If the rate, as seen by rmdstestclient, is positive, I would examine the application and try to determine at what point the issue happens.

Hope this helps,

-Zoya

Thanks a ton for your quick response.

1. Yes we have ran the "rmdstestclient" utility locally on the server and have produces the result.log( attached.)

The RIC is PLNCZKFIX (Polish to Czech Republic)

result-test-by-ibm.txt

2) Below is the data values that is fetched as Negative only for this country (From PLN to CZK) and for other countries, positive rates are coming.

3. I have a code that call EZD service. But unfortunately, the service running on 1 server is not recognized by other server. And thus, i stuck at this part.

Please advise.

Thank you.

Hello @rahul.palve,

I would like to mention the following, which I hope will be helpful in guiding you to the solution:

1. rmdstestclient outputs all the fields that are received upon subscription. First you see initial image (all the fids), and next you start receiving updates, or deltas, with the fields that have been changed.

2. If you see in your application any value that is not received as part of image or updates, these are likely calculated, they are not received, but rather calculated by the application.

3. if you would like some information on the content, i.e. which fids contain specific information that you are looking for, the best ways are:

Raise a case via My Account and your question will be routed to the appropriate content team within TR

Call TR Helpdesk to ask- we will route to the appropriate content team

Research detailed, exchange-specific content yourself using out Data Model Reference

Or as a developer, check brief fid description on ever fid in the data dictionary that came with your developer SDK.

Please let us know if this information was helpful to you?

Zoya,

Running rmdstestclinet is not an issue. It will give service results. My question is i want to use EZD service in my code (added a reference in my code) and debug the code to see which FID is processed and stored as Negative?

And for this , let me know.. which thompson Reuter API i should download and how to add reference of it in my code/project?

Thank you

Nagsen

nagsen.palve@in.ibm.com