I would like to retrieve trace data using API, how can I do so?
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Hi @karleng.teo
You can try this code:
df = ek.get_timeseries('88160RAD3=FINR', start_date='2021-04-01', end_date='2021-04-21', interval = 'tas', raw_output=True)
df
Then convert the json to dataframe:
df2 = pd.DataFrame(df['timeseriesData'][0]['dataPoints']) df2
I could not find the "Conditions" information.
I think the FILTER_CODE2 is used to categorize the Buy/Sell.
But you should clarify the information with Refinitiv Content Helpdesk.
The Refinitiv Content Helpdesk can be reached using Contact Us capability in your Eikon application.
Or by calling the Helpdesk number in your country.
Or at https://my.refinitiv.com/
Hi @chavalit.jintamalit, thanks for this.
I've encountered another 404 error when I tried to input the Eikon login details. Could you also share what is the process to link to the Eikon login when trying to retrieve data using API?
Hi @karleng.teo
Please follow this quick start guide.
https://developers.refinitiv.com/en/api-catalog/eikon/eikon-data-api/quick-start
Thanks @chavalit.jintamalit
I realised the issue was because I was not using Python. Are there any REST APIs available, or is there any way I can use Java to get the data via API?
Otherwise, please let me know if there's a helpdesk I can call to get more assistance. Thank you.
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Hi @karleng.teo
I would like to clarify what the trace data is.
Please provide some screenshots, thanks.
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Hi @karleng.teo,
By TRACE, do you mean Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine data?
In which case, you can use out Data Item Browser (DIB) to find fields of interests such as "GN_TX20_1", "GEN_TEXT16", "GN_TXT16_2", "GEN_VAL2", "GV1_TEXT", "ROW80_8", "LONGLINK1", "SPREADREF2", "EMAIL_ADRS", "OPTION_XD2", "TOT_ISSUES", "OPTION_XID", "GV5_TEXT", "DSPLY_NME2", "ISSUES_ADV", "ISSUES_DEC", "NEW_HIGHS", "NEW_LOWS", "TRDVOL_1", "ISSUES_UNC", ...
All numbers above can be changed at your convenience.
As an e.g.:
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Thanks @chavalit.jintamalit @jonathan.legrand
I am looking at bonds, this is the TRACE data that I am referring to.
