Hi @rknyip

I would recommend you use the newer RD Python Library instead of the older RDP Library (for more information please see the position statement from the RD Product Team)

Regards your actual query, I tried the above code snippets using RD Python Library and Eikon API and the results appear to be identical

You also mention that your prefer using RDP library because it does not require a Desktop session. However, please note that the RDP or RD library not using a Desktop session cannot always access the same data as a Desktop session e.g. the TR. fields. This is mostly due to 3rd party licence/usage rules which only allow some data to be used on a Desktop. It is always possible that much of the data can also be access via an alterntative RDP API - depending on the actual data.

Hi @umer.nalla, appreciate for the clarification and suggestion using RD library. However, rd.get_data() still fails to work out the correct timestamp in a platform session, with code below and screenshot:

import refinitiv.data as rd
rd_session = rd.session.platform.Definition(app_key='xxxxxx', grant=rd.session.platform.GrantPassword('xxxxxx', 'xxxxx')).get_session()
rd_session.open()
rd.session.set_default(rd_session)
rd.get_data(['EEMATMIV.U'], ['TR.30DAYATTHEMONEYIMPLIEDVOLATILITYINDEXFORPUTOPTIONS.Date', 'TR.30DAYATTHEMONEYIMPLIEDVOLATILITYINDEXFORPUTOPTIONS'], 
             {'SDate': '2000-01-01', 'EDate': '2022-08-25'})

I do prefer to use a platform session to be able to work in Linux. Grateful if there is any solution for Linux.

hi @rknyip ,

We're really sorry for the problem you have been facing.

However, as this is a technical issue on an APIs and the ticket to the Refinitiv helpdesk can be submitted at MyRefinitiv so they can refer the case to the technical support team. For this case, I'm raising a ticket for you and the support team is going to contact you directly to assist with this, the ticket number is 11535863

Hope this helps

Hi @rknyip ,

There seems to be a bug related to this that is under investigation, I'll keep you updated.

Please, thanks!