I am doing the following query to the RDMS API:
query='Variable.is=Consumption+Dataset.In.is=ECMWF.Ens Weekly Long Term&MaxResults=10000'
result = requests.get('https://sprod1.rdms.refinitiv.com/api/v1/Metadata/Search?query='+query, headers=headers, verify=True)
values = result.json()
It returns other variables than consumption, like wind etc, meaning the + operator does not filter as I want to. How can I return only consumption curves?
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Hello,
The cause of this is that the + operator does not operate within this query parameter as you expect.
In order to achieve the results you are looking for please include double quotes around consumption.
Such as:
Variable.is="Consumption"+Dataset.In.is=ECMWF.Ens Weekly Long Term
This will return CurveIDs where Variable.is is exactly equal to consumption.
I have included a help guide which will explain the syntax for the query string parameter
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thanks
Billy
Thanks, now I only get consumption curves! But how do I get curves with Variable.is="Consumption" AND Dataset.In.is=ECMWF.Ens Weekly Long Term? This query does not work, as it returns also GFS curves f.ex:
query='+Variable.is="Consumption"+Dataset.In.is="ECMWF.Ens Weekly Long Term"&MaxResults=10000'
