Enum dictionary inconsistency at dIDN_RDF

I'm retrieving MarketPrice data from the dIDN_RDF feed. When I use dictionaries provided by the service (not the local files), I get exceptions when trying to decode the data, even when using the RFA "Consumer" sample instead of my own application:

REF_PRC_TP
Exception in MarketPriceClient::decodeFieldEntry(): Enumeration Table does NOT contain entry for enum = 8

Obviously, the REF_PRC_TP field contains a value (8) that could not be found in the enumeration dictionary. I decoded the enumeration dictionary manually, and I've found that only values 0 to 5 are defined for this field:

The dictionary supplied with the samples (enumtype.def, RT_Version: 4.20.24, DT_Version: 16.41) does define values up to 16. The symbol in question is 1724.T.

Why could such an inconsistency happen? How should it be addressed in the application?

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moragodkrit.chumsri_1

@roman.dmitrienko

It seems like the ADS/EMS/Provider server you are connecting to, using the old version of data dictionary(RDMFieldDictionary and enumtype.def).

-Is this your own ADS server? or it provided by Thomson Reuters?

If it's your own server, you have to update data dictionary to the new version and restart server. But if it's the server provided by Thomson Reuters, you may contact Technical Account or submit query to EMS/TREP support team directly using below link to help you verify the data dict.

https://my.thomsonreuters.com/ContactUsNew

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moragodkrit.chumsri_1

@roman.dmitrienko

It seems like the ADS/EMS/Provider server you are connecting to, using the old version of data dictionary(RDMFieldDictionary and enumtype.def).

-Is this your own ADS server? or it provided by Thomson Reuters?

https://my.thomsonreuters.com/ContactUsNew

roman.dmitrienko

@moragodkrit

Thanks. The server in question is provided by TR. I shall contact them directly, then.

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