@GoGoGroundhog,
The IMetadatRequest.GetCommonData provides well-defined meta data related to the timeseries data such as: Currency, Exchange, InstrumentType, etc. If you want to access all possible FIDS, including LOTSZUNITS, you will need to issue a different API call.
Try:
IRealtimeSingleDataRequest singleRequest = realtime.Request("BTCZ8", "LOTSZUNITS", data => Console.WriteLine(data)););
Refer to the tutorials section within the .NET APIs for use in custom applications for both realtime and timeseries examples.
@Romerson.Gadil1 which Eikon API is the client using? Could you provide the RIC as well please?
My apologies for the delayed response as I was on a meeting. Client is using RFA API, sample RIC <BTCZ8>
@Romerson.Gadil1 RFA is not an Eikon API. Besides, your question says that they see the values ok in the RFA and not in Eikon API.
It's about this method from Desktop.SDK.DataAccess.TimeSeries.Metadata.IMetadataService:
IMetadataRequest GetCommonData(string ric, Action<CommonMetadata> commonMetadataCallback, Action<TimeSeriesError> errorCallback);
Hi Nick, thanks for your answer.Our understanding was that the Eikon Timeseries API should actually supply this value in the GetCommonData field called "Unit", which appears to be an abstracted field derived from LOTSZUNITS.
