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DSWS C# API : how to use the LatestDate function in a DSDataRequest

Hello,

Following the question asked in this thread : https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/questions/45289/dsws-net-api-get-latest-value-of-a-time-series.html, could I get a sample explaining how to use the LatestDate function in a DSDataRequest ?

var request = new DSDataRequest()
{
Instrument = new DSInstrument(isin),
DataTypes = new DSDataTypes(dataTypes),
//Date = new DSTimeSeriesDate(dsDate, dsDate, DSDateFrequency.Daily)
Date = ????
};

I checked the API documentation but it won't help (http://product.datastream.com/DswsClient/Docs/soapapihelp/EnumDetails.html#DSDateNames)

Thank you for your help

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@ammeggs

Sorry for the confusion.

I used the example code from here. I think it generates the DataStream classes from the WSDL file.

If you use the library from http://product.datastream.com/DswsClient/Docs/Downloads.aspx, the code should look like this:

var request = new DSDataRequest()
{
    Instrument = new DSInstrument("VOD"),
    DataTypes = new DSDataTypes("PL", "PH"),
    Date = new DSTimeSeriesDate(DSDateType.Literal(DSDateLiterals.BaseDate), DSDateType.Literal(DSDateLiterals.LatestDate), DSDateFrequency.Daily)
};


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Hello,

Could you give me the C# code to retreive the Latest Value ?

i.e. the equivalent of the following Excel formula :

=DSGRID("FR0013154002","SOTDDP018","Latest Value")

Thank you

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You can try with the LastestDate.

            var DataRequest = new DSDataRequest()
            {
                Instrument = new DSInstrument("FR0013154002"),
                DataTypes = new DSDataTypes("SOTDDP018"),


                Date = new DSSnapshotDate(DSDateType.Literal(DSDateLiterals.LatestDate))
            };
ammeggs avatar image ammeggs Jirapongse

Hello,

I tried that but the C# return no value, while the Excel formula returns 9.3 on the provided example.

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@ammeggs

It should be used like this:

DataRequest = new DSDataRequest()
{
    Instrument = new DSInstrument() { Value = "VOD" },
    DataTypes = new[] { new DSDataType() { Value = "PL" } },
   
    Date = new DSDate()
    {
        Kind = DSDateKind.TimeSeries,
        Start = DSDateNames.BDATE.ToString(),
        End = DSDateNames.LATESTDATE.ToString(),
        Frequency = DSDateFrequencyNames.D.ToString()
    }
}


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Hello,

Thank you for your reply.
I tried to use your sample code but I get the following compilation errors in Visual Studio :

'DSDate' is inaccessible due to its protection level
'DSDateKind' is inaccessible due to its protection level
DSDateNames' is inaccessible due to its protection level
'DSDateFrequencyNames' is inaccessible due to its protection level

When I navigate to the implementation of theses classes (DSWS API metadata) I see that their protection level is set to internal

I'm using the 1.1.1.0 version of the .NET 4.5 API that I downloaded here : http://product.datastream.com/DswsClient/Docs/Downloads.aspx (release date 24 Jul 2020)

Am I doing something wrong ?






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Works like a charm, thank you !

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