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Tick History Rest API User (.Net for WPF application) download stored & scheduled

Tick History Rest API User (.Net for WPF application)

I am using stored & scheduled reports. How can I download the files on a daily basis, there are numerous extractions under my ID common to many users and I do not know which file to download. Is there a way to just run an API code to download the files that I have scheduled.


The ‘ExtractRaw’ method requires extraction id as a parameter that I can only get from previous call when the request gets submitted for extraction (that won’t happen after first day)

For subsequent days, if extraction would be triggered automatically based on schedules , how can I download the file using REST API ?

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@Vinod A

Thanks for reaching out to us.

Yes, you can use the DSS REST API to download files created by scheduled extractions.

You can refer to the DSS REST API: Downloading Completed Extraction Files by a Schedule Name article which explains the steps to use the DSS REST API to download extraction files created by scheduled extractions. It also contains examples in Postman, C#, and Python.

I hope that this information is of help.

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