Hello,
I used to be able to draw down the static datatype "INDX" for an equity item. This gave me the market that the firm was based in. The INDX datatype is no longer available - what has replaced it?
Thanks,
Ed
Hello,
I used to be able to draw down the static datatype "INDX" for an equity item. This gave me the market that the firm was based in. The INDX datatype is no longer available - what has replaced it?
Thanks,
Ed
Hello Wasin, None of these answers solved the problem. The issue was resolved by Refinitiv support, it was due to the INDX data type being switched off for my account. So if anyone else has a similar issue they'll need to talk to their account manager, and after 6 weeks of badgering they might get the issue resolved. You can close the queery off though.
Ed.
I am still able to request the INDX datatype.
Please share the code and items that you are using.
Hello the code I am using is:
> test <- dsws$snapshotRequest(instrument = "A:CBAX", + datatype = c('NAME','ISIN','BETA','ESTAT', 'INDX','MNEM','ISINID'), + requestDate = "0D") > test Instrument NAME ISIN BETA ESTAT INDX MNEM ISINID 1 A:CBAX COMMONWEALTH BK.OF AUS. AU000000CBA7 1.075 ACT. NA A:CBAX P >
The INDX value is coming up as NA. It should be "TOTMKAU" or something like that.
I've included a screen shot too as that is easier to read.
Thanks,
Ed.
I ran the same code and I could get the data properly.
You can check the raw response by using the dsws$getDataResponse() method.
If the raw response doesn't have TOTMKAU, I will contact the DataStreamWS support team to verify it.
Hello, the raw response is still "NA"
$DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]] $DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]]$DataType [1] "INDX" $DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]]$SymbolValues $DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]]$SymbolValues[[1]] $DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]]$SymbolValues[[1]]$Currency [1] "A$" $DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]]$SymbolValues[[1]]$Symbol [1] "A:CBAX" $DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]]$SymbolValues[[1]]$Type [1] 6 $DataResponse$DataTypeValues[[5]]$SymbolValues[[1]]$Value [1] "NA"
How does this issue get fixed?
Thanks,
Ed.
Can you verify the result with this page?
First, use "Get Token" to get a token. Then, use the retrieved token with "Get Data" to retrieve INDX.
The result is:
Hello,
I ran that procedure and it still came up NA. See screenshot:
What do I do next?
Regards,
Ed