What's the significance of the last number in batch responses?

I’m implementing batch requests using the WebSocket API and have a question about the status response.

The response text includes something like: Processed 3 total items from Batch Request. 3 Ok.

I understand that in this case, three streams would be created. However, if I intentionally include an invalid RIC in the batch, I still receive two refresh messages and one status message saying RIC NOT FOUND. Despite that, the status response still says Processed 3 total items from Batch Request. 3 Ok.

My question is:

What does the second number in 3 Ok. represent?
If it can differ from the first number (Processed 3), what would that difference indicate?

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Jirapongse

@denis.cokanovic

Thank you for reaching out to us.

This is an expected behavior.

A batch stream will be closed with the "Processed <n> total items from Batch Request. <n> Ok." text. This means that the server got a batch request that contains <n> items properly.

Then, each item will have its own stream. In this sample, a batch stream (#10) contains three items so the item streams will be #11, #12, and #13.

The stream #13 contains an invalid item so the stream was closed with the "***The record could not be found" text.

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