Getting KeyError: "headers" from data request

alex.yermolayev

Hello! While trying to search for companies in a specific country under a specific TRBC Activity name (industry or sector basically) with the SCREEN function, I get a KeyError: 'headers' from the screen data request:

Belgium = pd.DataFrame()
for item in TRBC_Sectors:
    country = '"BE"'
    activity = item
    exp = 'SCREEN(U(IN(Equity(active,public,private,primary))), IN(TR.RegCountryCode,{}), IN(TR.TRBCActivityCode,{}), CURN=USD)'.format(country,activity)
    fields = ["TR.CommonName","TR.TRBCActivity"]
    output, err = ek.get_data(exp, fields)
    Belgium = Belgium.append(output)

while TRBC_Sectors is a list with strings for each of the TRBC Activity sectors: e.g.

['5010101010', '5010101011', '5010101012', '5010201010', '5010202010', '5010202011', '5010202012', '5010202013', '5010202014', '5010202015', '5010203010', '5010203011', '5010203012', '5010203013', '5010301010', '5010301011', '5010301012', '5010301013', '5010301014']

Error message:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
KeyError                                  Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-23-8361b97df6fa> in <module>
      5     exp = 'SCREEN(U(IN(Equity(active,public,private,primary))), IN(TR.RegCountryCode,{}), IN(TR.TRBCActivityCode,{}), CURN=USD)'.format(country,activity)
      6     fields = ["TR.CommonName","TR.TRBCActivity"]
----> 7     output, err = ek.get_data(exp, fields)
      8     Belgium = Belgium.append(output)

~\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\eikon\data_grid.py in get_data(instruments, fields, parameters, field_name, raw_output, debug)
    195         return result
    196 --> 197     return get_data_frame(result, field_name)
    198     199 
~\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\eikon\data_grid.py in get_data_frame(data_dict, field_name)
    244         headers = [header.get('field', header.get('displayName')) for header in data_dict['headers'][0]]
    245     else:
--> 246         headers = [header['displayName'] for header in data_dict['headers'][0]]
    247     data = pd.np.array([[get_data_value(value) for value in row] for row in data_dict['data']])
    248     if len(data):

KeyError: 'headers'

Gurpreet

Code here:

TRBC_Sectors = ['5010101010', '5010101011', '5010101012', '5010201010', '5010202010', '5010202011', '5010202012', '5010202013', '5010202014', '5010202015', '5010203010', '5010203011', '5010203012', '5010203013', '5010301010', '5010301011', '5010301012', '5010301013', '5010301014']

Belgium = pd.DataFrame()
for item in TRBC_Sectors:
  try:
    print("Trying sector: %s" % item)
    exp = 'SCREEN(U(IN(Equity(active,public,private,primary))), IN(TR.RegCountryCode, "BE"), IN(TR.TRBCActivityCode,{}), CURN=USD)'.format(item)
    output, err = ek.get_data(exp, ["TR.CommonName", "TR.TRBCActivity"])
    print("Received size: %s" % str(output.size))
    Belgium = Belgium.append(output)
  except Exception as exp:
    print("Error getting data for: %s" % item)

Gurpreet

5010202012 seems to be an invalid TRBC Sector code.

alex.yermolayev

Many thanks Gurpreet @Gurpreet, there may be many of these invalid TRBC Activity Codes although I received them from Refinitiv Support Desk.

alex.yermolayev

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/58037#Comment_58037

Gurpreet @Gurpreet

No, it is not the problem here. I tried the same screen using TR.TRBCBusinessSectorCode and corresponsing codes (see below) but the error message is the same.

['5010', '5020', '5030', '5110', '5120', '5130', '5210', '5220', '5230', '5240', '5310', '5320', '5330', '5340', '5410', '5420', '5430', '5510', '5560', '5530', '5540', '5550', '5610', '5620', '5710', '5720', '5810', '5910']

alex.yermolayev

Alex Putkov could you please advise here?

alex.yermolayev

Gurpreet @

No, it is not the problem here. I tried the same screen using TR.TRBCBusinessSectorCode and corresponsing codes (see below) but the error message is the same.

['5010', '5020', '5030', '5110', '5120', '5130', '5210', '5220', '5230', '5240', '5310', '5320', '5330', '5340', '5410', '5420', '5430', '5510', '5560', '5530', '5540', '5550', '5610', '5620', '5710', '5720', '5810', '5910']

Gurpreet

Just use a Try/Catch block to get past invalid sector codes -

Trying sector: 5010101010
Received size: 60
Trying sector: 5010101011
Received size: 12
Trying sector: 5010101012
Received size: 3
Trying sector: 5010201010
Received size: 15
Trying sector: 5010202010
Received size: 18
Trying sector: 5010202011
Received size: 9
Trying sector: 5010202012
Error getting data for: 5010202012
Trying sector: 5010202013
Error getting data for: 5010202013
Trying sector: 5010202014
Error getting data for: 5010202014
Trying sector: 5010202015
Error getting data for: 5010202015
Trying sector: 5010203010
Received size: 42
Trying sector: 5010203011
Received size: 390
Trying sector: 5010203012
Received size: 552
Trying sector: 5010203013
Received size: 24
Trying sector: 5010301010
Error getting data for: 5010301010
Trying sector: 5010301011
Error getting data for: 5010301011
Trying sector: 5010301012
Error getting data for: 5010301012
Trying sector: 5010301013
Error getting data for: 5010301013
Trying sector: 5010301014
Error getting data for: 5010301014

alex.yermolayev

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/58054#Comment_58054

Many thanks for that, Gurpreet, this is very useful.