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Version: 8.6.10.4

Schema: TradingPeriodDefinitionV3 (ID: 9015)

THE ROTATION RULE: how a timestamp becomes a trade date. One row per TradingPeriod value.

A timestamp at or after cutoffTime, read in timeZone, belongs to the NEXT trade date.

ORDER MATTERS. Rotate FIRST, then test the trade date against the calendar. 'Is today a trading day? no -> reject' drops CME's Sunday evening session; 'which trade date is this? -> Monday; is Monday a trading day? -> yes' keeps it. Same two facts, opposite answers.

WHICH PERIOD APPLIES is on the product: tradingPeriod on CCodeDefinitionV3 (165), RootDefinitionV3 (223) and TickerDefinitionV3 (279).

THE NAME tradingPeriod IS OVERLOADED. Here and on MarketHoursConfig (4485) and ExpiryDateRiskCounter (4640) it is enum:TradingPeriod - this rule. On SpdrChildOrderSummary (2055), SpdrChildExecutionSummary (2050), OptionPrintSetSummary (2820) and SpdrParentBrokerSummary (4075) it is tradingPeriod:DateKey - the ROTATED DATE itself. Check the type before joining.

METADATA​

AttributeValue
Topic9000-product-def-authority
MLink TokenClientLive
MLink EndpointMLink-Live
SRSE ProductSRReference

Note: The symbol = next to a field number indicates that it is a primary key.

BODY​

#FieldTypeDefault ValueComment
10=tradingPeriodenum : TradingPeriodthe rotation rule that sets this product's trade date - TradingPeriodDefinitionV3 9015
103descriptionstring(48)human label; the enum value name is the identifier
100cutoffTimeTimeSpanrotation boundary; >= this time is the next trade date
106timeZoneenum : SRTimeZonethe zone this row's times are denominated in - TimeZoneDefinitionV3 9006
112rationaleNotetext1why this row is shaped as it is, where that is a house reading rather than a market fact
900v3Sourceenum : V3SourceBridge = projected from a legacy record; Loader = written natively. None reads as Loader
115timestampDateTimewhen this row was last written

Get Schema API Call​

import requests 

# Replace with your desired MLINK URL 
MLINK_PROD_URL = 'https://mlink-live.nms.saturn.spiderrockconnect.com/rest/json'

# Replace with your MLINK API Key
API_KEY = 'XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX'

# Replace with your desired MsgType.  
MSG_TYPE = 'TradingPeriodDefinitionV3'

# Request Parameters for Get Schema Of The MsgType
params = {
    # Required Parameters
    "apiKey": API_KEY,
    "cmd": 'getschema',
    "msgType": MSG_TYPE, 
}

response = requests.get(MLINK_PROD_URL, params=params)

Get Msg API Call​

import requests 

# Replace with your desired MLINK URL 
MLINK_PROD_URL = 'https://mlink-live.nms.saturn.spiderrockconnect.com/rest/json'

# Replace with your MLINK API Key
API_KEY = 'XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX'

# Replace with your desired MsgType.  
MSG_TYPE = 'TradingPeriodDefinitionV3'

# Replace with your pkey value for getting the specific message desired
PKEY = 'ReplaceThisValueForTheQueryToWork'

# Replace with your desired view. A "|" separated list of views can be provided
# If no view is provided, all views will be returned. 
VIEW = 'description|cutoffTime|timeZone|rationaleNote|v3Source|timestamp'

# Replace with your desired where clause.
# a string in the form "field1:eq:valuse" or "(field1:ne:value1 & field1:ne:value2)
# "WHERE" clauses can contain the following comparison symbols:
# :gt: is greater than
# :ge: is greater than or equal to
# :lt: is less than
# :le: is less than or equal to
# :eq: is equal
# :ne: is not equal
# %26 is an AND statement
# | is an OR statement
# :sw: is starts with
# :ew: is ends with
# :cv: is contains values
# :nv: is does not contain value
# :cb: is contained between (two dates for instance) separated by '$'
WHERE = 'description:eq:ExampleString'

# Request Parameters for getmsg Of The MsgType
params = {
    # Required Parameters
    "apiKey": API_KEY,
    "cmd": 'getmsg',
    "pkey": PKEY,
    "msgType": MSG_TYPE,
    # Optional Parameters
    "view": VIEW, 
    "where": WHERE
}

response = requests.get(MLINK_PROD_URL, params=params)

Get Msgs API Call​

import requests 

# Replace with your desired MLINK URL 
MLINK_PROD_URL = 'https://mlink-live.nms.saturn.spiderrockconnect.com/rest/json'

# Replace with your MLINK API Key
API_KEY = 'XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX'

# Replace with your desired MsgType.  
MSG_TYPE = 'TradingPeriodDefinitionV3'

# Replace with your desired view. A "|" separated list of views can be provided
# If no view is provided, all views will be returned
VIEW = 'description|cutoffTime|timeZone|rationaleNote|v3Source|timestamp'

# Replace with your desired where clause.
# a string in the form "field1:eq:value" or "(field1:ne:value1 & field1:ne:value2)
# "WHERE" clauses can contain the following comparison symbols:
# :gt: is greater than
# :ge: is greater than or equal to
# :lt: is less than
# :le: is less than or equal to
# :eq: is equal
# :ne: is not equal
# %26 is an AND statement
# | is an OR statement
# :sw: is starts with
# :ew: is ends with
# :cv: is contains values
# :nv: is does not contain value
# :cb: is contained between (two dates for instance) separated by '$'
WHERE = 'description:eq:ExampleString'

# Replace with your desired limit of how many messages you receive. The default limit is 500
LIMIT = 500

# Order clause eg. "(field1:DESC | field1:ASC | field2:DESC:ABS | field2:ASC:ABS" (default is unordered; default is faster)
ORDER = 'description:ASC'

# Request Parameters for getmsgs Of The MsgType
params = {
    # Required Parameters
    "apiKey": API_KEY,
    "cmd": 'getmsgs',
    "msgType": MSG_TYPE,
    # Optional Parameters
    "view": VIEW, 
    "where": WHERE,
    "limit": LIMIT,
    "order": ORDER
}

response = requests.get(MLINK_PROD_URL, params=params)

Get Aggregate API Call​

import requests 

# Replace with your desired MLINK URL 
MLINK_PROD_URL = 'https://mlink-live.nms.saturn.spiderrockconnect.com/rest/json'

# Replace with your MLINK API Key
API_KEY = 'XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX'

# Replace with your desired MsgType.  
MSG_TYPE = 'TradingPeriodDefinitionV3'

# Replace with fields you want to see aggregate values for. A "|" separated list of measures should be provided
MEASURE = 'description|cutoffTime|timeZone|rationaleNote|v3Source|timestamp'

# Replace with fields you want to see aggregated. A "|" separated list of fields should be provided
GROUP = 'timeZone|v3Source'

# Replace with your desired where clause.
# a string in the form "field1:eq:value" or "(field1:ne:value1 & field1:ne:value2)
# "WHERE" clauses can contain the following comparison symbols:
# :gt: is greater than
# :ge: is greater than or equal to
# :lt: is less than
# :le: is less than or equal to
# :eq: is equal
# :ne: is not equal
# %26 is an AND statement
# | is an OR statement
# :sw: is starts with
# :ew: is ends with
# :cv: is contains values
# :nv: is does not contain value
# :cb: is contained between (two dates for instance) separated by '$'
WHERE = 'description:eq:ExampleString'

# Request Parameters for getaggregate Of The MsgType
params = {
    # Required Parameters
    "apiKey": API_KEY,
    "cmd": 'getaggregate',
    "msgType": MSG_TYPE,
    "measure": MEASURE,
    "group": GROUP,
    # Optional Parameters
    "where": WHERE,
}

response = requests.get(MLINK_PROD_URL, params=params)

Get Count API Call​

import requests 

# Replace with your desired MLINK URL 
MLINK_PROD_URL = 'https://mlink-live.nms.saturn.spiderrockconnect.com/rest/json'

# Replace with your MLINK API Key
API_KEY = 'XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX'

# Replace with your desired MsgType.  
MSG_TYPE = 'TradingPeriodDefinitionV3'

# Replace with your desired where clause.
# a string in the form "field1:eq:value" or "(field1:ne:value1 & field1:ne:value2)
# "WHERE" clauses can contain the following comparison symbols:
# :gt: is greater than
# :ge: is greater than or equal to
# :lt: is less than
# :le: is less than or equal to
# :eq: is equal
# :ne: is not equal
# %26 is an AND statement
# | is an OR statement
# :sw: is starts with
# :ew: is ends with
# :cv: is contains values
# :nv: is does not contain value
# :cb: is contained between (two dates for instance) separated by '$'
WHERE = 'description:eq:ExampleString'

# Request Parameters for getCount Of The MsgType
params = {
# Required Parameters
"apiKey": API_KEY,
"cmd": 'getcount',
"msgType": MSG_TYPE,
# Optional Parameters
"where": WHERE,
}

response = requests.get(MLINK_PROD_URL, params=params)
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