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Hello,
I am very eager to get started with the API, but I am already running into issues.
My example:
import eikon as ek
ek.set_app_id('xxx') # replaced ID
ek.get_symbology(["MSFT.O", "GOOG.O", "IBM.N"], from_symbol_type="RIC", to_symbol_type="ISIN")
Should output:
ISIN GOOG.O US02079K1079 IBM.N US4592001014 MSFT.O US5949181045
However, my output is:
Port 9000 was retrieved from .portInUse file
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AHS
Hi @bjl,
Have you tried placing the get_symbology() line on its own to see if you see any output? For example, within notebook, it looks like this:
If there is some kind of issue, I would expect to see some form of output.
Hello @nick.zincone.1
Your instinct was spot on.
I have to admit that I have not seen that behaviour before. Executing the code line-by-line does indeed yield the correct output.
Thank you.
Hi @bjl, have you defined the data frame variable ? please have a look into the quick start examples. I'm using Anaconda and I'm getting the same result with no result in the variable explorer
Adding a variable name and the "=" plus print of the variable will lead to
KR Norbert
