Hi @kazuhisa

The current RDP Python library does not support multiple RICs only a single one - for the above functionality.
The newer RD Python library will support multiple RICs for the equivalent of the above function e.g.

tasks = asyncio.gather(
    historical_pricing.events.Definition(['VOD.L','BT.L']).get_data_async(),
    historical_pricing.summaries.Definition('AAPL.O').get_data_async(),
    historical_pricing.summaries.Definition('MSFT.O').get_data_async()
)
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(tasks)
voda_bt, apple, microsoft = tasks.result()
print("\nVodafone  + BT")
display(voda_bt.data.df)

Examples and tutorials etc for the new RD Python Library should be available on GitHub and Dev Portal in the coming weeks.

Thank you very much for sharing the good news!

quick question to enable refinitiv-data, do I need to adjust app-key for this? got the following message.

ValueError: Change default 'app-key' value in config. App key value: DEFAULT_WORKSPACE_APP_KEY

Hi @Zuka ,

Is the code running in Codebook? if so, can you try to update the app-key from DEFAULT_WORKSPACE_APP_KEY to DEFAULT_CODE_BOOK_APP_KEY

Hello..

I am not using codebook, purely using it as RDP... what is the required change?

Hi @Zuka ,

Then please try to use the app key. To generate it, you can follow this quick start guide

hope this could help

I am using MachineID, I thought App-key & user name is the same for machineID users. please let me know to create app key for machine ID?

Hi @Zuka

Please see the screenshot above from my colleague - this shows the link on the quick start page which can be used to generate an AppKey.

Hello..

I think I need to modify config (refinitiv-data.config.json) file..

I changed default session to platform.default, put username/password on it. it seems it went to RDP for historical. what is the correct use-case to switch TREP and RDP?

It seems get_data access to TREP instead of RDP?

refinitiv-data.config.json:

"sessions": {

"default": "platform.default",

"platform": {

"default": {

"app-key": "xxxx",

"username": "xxxx",

"password": "xxxx",

"auto-reconnect": true,

historical access seems good.

Hi @Zuka

The rd.get_data() is connecting to the RDP Streaming Service- Refinitiv Real-Time Optimized - which includes a Websocket interface.

Do you actually receive any data back for the get_data() call? If not, do you see any error - it could be your RDP credentials are not licenced for streaming data?

If you want to try and snap non-streaming data from the RDP platform instead then you can try the following:

response = rd.content.pricing.Definition(
    ['EUR=', 'GBP=', 'JPY=', 'CAD='],
    fields=['BID', 'ASK']
).get_data()


if (response.is_success):
    display(response.data.df)
else:
    print(response.http_status)

I got data via your sample but not worked other sample of the rd.get_data() function.

Hi @Zuka

If you note the last few lines of the error 'missing scopes' - this would indicate your RDP credentials are not licenced for the VOD.L RIC - you could try /VOD.L - i.e. delayed RIC - which you may be entitled to.

Also, one thing I forgot to mention earlier - when posting on the Q&A Forum - it is recommended that you create a new post when the subject changes somewhat from the original reason for the post.

Your original query was about asyncio - and then the query changed to issues with the get_data function.

This will help other users of the forum look for answers to similar queries.