How to determine which identifier gets displayed under Cross Reference section on an instrument's...

cabissi

... Cross Reference tab?

I pulled all available fields for report template "SymbolCrossReference" using "#ThomsonReuters.Dss.Api.Extractions.ExtractionRequests.SymbolCrossReferenceExtractionRequest". Here is a list of the fields I extracted:

           "Alternate Identifier",
            "Alternate Identifier Description",
            "Alternate Identifier Last Change Date",
            "Alternate Identifier Segment Source",
            "Alternate Identifier Segment Source Description",
            "Alternate Identifier Type",
            "Asset ID",
            "Asset Status",
            "Asset Status Description",
            "Asset Type",
            "Asset Type Description",
            "Contributor Code",
            "Contributor Code Description",
            "Fitch Issuer ID",
            "Instrument ID",
            "Instrument ID Type",
            "Issue PermID",
            "Issuer OrgID",
            "Issuer PermID",
            "Moodys Issuer ID",
            "PE Code",
            "Quote ID",
            "Quote PermID",
            "RCP ID",
            "Reuters Editorial RIC",
            "S&P Issuer ID",
            "Security Description",
            "Usage Instrument SubType",
            "Usage Instrument Type",
            "User Defined Identifier",
            "User Defined Identifier2",
            "User Defined Identifier3",
            "User Defined Identifier4",
            "User Defined Identifier5",
            "User Defined Identifier6"

I have RIC and Sedol identifier displayed under Symbols section, whereas Cusip and ISIN displayed under Cross Reference section within DataScope UI. Any field above determines which identifier gets displayed in the Cross Reference section in the screen shot below? Or there is more I need to do to determine this?

Thanks!

Jirapongse

@cabissi

You can find a list of available fields in each report template through DataScope Select Data Content Guide.

I find that the Wertpapier field is available in several report templates, such as Bond Schedules, Composite, Corporate Actions, Historical Reference, and Terms and Conditions.

You can refer to the Symbology conversion using the DSS REST API in Python article for more information regarding the symbology conversion.