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REDI Python API Query Order Executed Price

How do I go about querying the executed price of an order?
The documentation on GitHub specifies the following way to query:

	
cellVar.value = "DisplaySymbol"
ret = q.GetCell(i,  cellVar, cellVal, retVar)
print(str(retVar.value) + ", "+ str(cellVal.value) + "=" + str(cellVar.value) + " success="+str(ret))

But changing the key to "ExecPrice" or "Price" returns a null output.

Is there an endpoint to query these parameters?



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@RajV

Thank you for reaching out to us.

I can retrieve it properly by using the following code.

    cellVar.value  = "ExecPrice"
    ret = q.GetCell(i,  cellVar, cellVal, retVar)
    print(str(retVar.value) + ", "+ str(cellVal.value) + "=" + str(cellVar.value) + " success="+str(ret))

I modified the code from GitHub. Please see the attached file. GetCachedOrder.py.txt

I set the where variable to an empty string.

# Prepare the query
vTable = "Message"
vWhere = ""

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The output is similar to the entries displayed on the Message Monitor (Doneaway).

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