Hello Team, Good day! I'm seeking for your help on the below query: Is this a normal behavior for the API- the client needs to enter the APPKEY in ld.open_session() to be able to run ld.get_history. Our client also mentioned that this is not the same for ld.get_data where he only needs to run ld.open_session() without…
rd.get_history(universe=fx_instruments, fields=['MID_PRICE'], interval='1D', start=one_month_ago, end=today_date) how could I force the weekend dates to appear?
Hello Client got the below when he was trying to update the data for Carbon Futures (RICS: CFI2c1, CFI2c2, CFI2c3, … CFI2c19), I received an empty data frame. df_getdata = ld.get_data( universe=[‘CFI2c1’, ‘CFI2c2’, ‘CFI2c3’], fields=[] ) This is abnormal behavior that I’m encountering for the first time. I’ve checked with…
Unable to run a simple test script on cookbook: Environment: LSEG Workspace Codebook. Library: refinitiv-data Library Version: 1.6.1 (as confirmed by rd.__version__) Python Version: Python 3.8 (from the traceback /opt/conda/lib/python3.8/) Problem Description: The standard session management functions…
Hi, I'm trying to look at various stocks over the past 10 years. I have several stocks that are non-USD. How can I amend the following query to return the USD version of TRDPRC1: ld.open_session() response = historical_pricing.summaries.Definition( universe = ['AAPL.O', 'SHEL.L''], interval =…
I am signed in through Workspace on my desktop, Heartbeat status is "OK" and Real-time status says "You are successfully connected to LSEG services". I imagine my issue revolves around some sort of proxy error but not sure how to dig further into this. I've seen in a previous discussion that port 9010 is a fix but I am…
Hello, I've found that the volume for CFI2Z5 and other futures is often different when requesting the historic data subsequently in a short space of time. Is this expected, or could there be another way to request the data so the historic volume remains constant. I've used the HistoricalPricing-Summaries project in the…
fields = ['CF_EXCHNG','RDN_EXCHID','RDN_EXCHD2'] stream = ld.content.pricing.Definition(universe = rics, fields = fields).get_stream() stream.open(with_updates=False) stream.close() df = stream.get_snapshot() These ric return results are empty
Dear LSEG Developer Community, I am encountering an "insufficient scope" error when using the LSEG Data Library for Python (version 2.1.1) to retrieve snapshot pricing data for EUR= and GBP= via ld.get_data. Despite successful authentication and session opening, the request fails with a 403 Forbidden error due to missing…
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