TRTH Qualifier Meaning

Hi community,

When using TRTH data, Qualifier code seems unclear to me. I checked documentations RDMFieldDictionary and enumtype.def files, but there are still some extra codes. For example,

MSFT.O,Market Price,2020-03-16T09:34:27.533993762-04,Trade,ADF,140.0319,125,@ Z[GV4_TEXT];141[IRGCOND];[GV3_TEXT],13:34:27.519000000,,

Questions are:

1) What does the @ sign mean in the first Qualifier?

2) 141 is not found in enumtype.def, what does it mean?

3) Market melt happened on 2020-03-16, how could this trade happen?

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zoya faberov

Hello @yoghurtshawn,

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zoya faberov

Hello @yoghurtshawn,

For a Refinitiv customer, the best and most efficient way to get content questions answered is to submit them to Refinitiv Content Helpdesk Online or to call your local Refinitiv Helpdesk number.

As Refinitiv supplies many different types of content, this way your question will be assigned to an appropriate content expert, that will be best able to address it.

A useful additional resource for TRTH REST is REST API Reference Tree

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