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How to get time series of forecast data in R API

I am trying to get time series data for a series that contains actual and forecast data.


However I am getting an error when I use the following code:

inflation1    <- dsws$timeSeriesRequest(instrument = "AUOCFCOR",
                                    datatype   = "",
                                    startDate  = "-2Y"
                                    endDate    = "-0D",
                                    frequency  = "Y") 

The error messages that I get in the console are:

> inflation1    <- dsws$timeSeriesRequest(instrument = "AUOCFCOR",
+                                     datatype   = "",
+                                     startDate  = ""
+                                     endDate    = "",
Error: unexpected symbol in:
"                                    startDate  = ""
                                    endDate"
>                                     frequency  = "Y")
Error: unexpected ')' in "                                    frequency  = "Y")"
>


What am I doing wrong here?

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@Ed_J

From the code, I think that a comma is missing in the startDate parameter.

If it has a comma, it can get the data properly.

> inflations <- mydsws$timeSeriesRequest(instrument="AUOCFCOR",
+ datatype="",
+ startDate="-2Y",
+ endDate="-0D",
+ frequency="Y")
> inflations
           AUOCFCOR
2017-06-30  101.701
2018-06-29  103.380
2019-06-28  105.151



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Thanks you! I can't believe I missed such an obvious error.

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