Hi There. I'm trying to run the following using pycharm IDE (python 2.7). I however get a "400 Bad R

Jan

My Script:

df, err = ek.get_data(000001.SZ,000002.SZ,000030.KS,000039.SZ,000050.SZ, TR.PriceClose.calcdate; TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY - 3); TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY - 2); TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY - 1); TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY0); TR.EPSMean(Period=FY1); TR.EPSMean(Period=FY2); TR.EPSMean(Period=FY3); TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY - 3); TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY - 2); TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY - 1); TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY0); TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY1); TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY2); TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY3); TR.EPSMean(Period=FY - 3).periodenddate; TR.EPSMean(Period=FY - 2).periodenddate; TR.EPSMean(Period=FY - 1).periodenddate; TR.EPSMean(Period=FY0).periodenddate; TR.EPSMean(Period=FY1).periodenddate; TR.EPSMean(Period=FY2).periodenddate; TR.EPSMean(Period=FY3).periodenddate ,SDate=2017-01-01,EDate=2017-03-31,Frq=M)

Error I get:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/richardtbenade/Repos/df_001/datapull.py", line 71, in <module> df, err = ek.get_data(instrument_list_batch[k],get_command_string) File "/Users/richardtbenade/virtualenvs/eikon/lib/python2.7/site-packages/eikon/data_grid.py", line 141, in get_data result = eikon.json_requests.send_json_request(DataGrid_UDF_endpoint, payload, debug=debug) File "/Users/richardtbenade/virtualenvs/eikon/lib/python2.7/site-packages/eikon/json_requests.py", line 82, in send_json_request check_server_error(result) File "/Users/richardtbenade/virtualenvs/eikon/lib/python2.7/site-packages/eikon/json_requests.py", line 130, in check_server_error raise requests.HTTPError(error_message, response=server_response) requests.exceptions.HTTPError: 400 Bad Request Process finished with exit code 1

Alex Putkov.1

@Jan

I'm afraid the method you're executing doesn't make sense to me on more than one level.
The request example you provided has so many syntax errors, I don't see how it can possibly ever run fine. I have to assume that somehow the text must have been altered in transfer between IDE and your post here? Otherwise you'd be getting syntax errors instead of HTTP 400.
Semantically why do you want to mix the last business day of the month between January and March 2017 (provided by TR.PriceClose.calcdate with {'SDate':'2017-01-01','EDate':'2017-03-31','Frq':'M'} parameters) with EPS estimates for the previous and the next 3 years? But assuming for whatever reason this is indeed what you want to retrieve, the correct syntax is:

df, err = ek.get_data(['000001.SZ','000002.SZ','000030.KS','000039.SZ','000050.SZ'], ['TR.PriceClose.calcdate', 'TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY-3)', 'TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY-2)', 'TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY-1)', 'TR.EPSActValue(Period=FY0)', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY1); TR.EPSMean(Period=FY2)', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY3)', 'TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY-3)', 'TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY-2)', 'TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY-1)', 'TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY0)', 'TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY1)', 'TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY2)', 'TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY3)', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY-3).periodenddate', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY-2).periodenddate', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY-1).periodenddate', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY0).periodenddate', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY1).periodenddate', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY2).periodenddate', 'TR.EPSMean(Period=FY3).periodenddate'],{'SDate':'2017-01-01','EDate':'2017-03-31','Frq':'M'})

I noticed in your example you have white spaces in some of the field level parameters, e.g. there are two spaces in TR.NumberOfAnalysts(Period=FY - 3). Not sure of you had them in your script, but these spaces will certainly result in HTTP 400 error.

zoya faberov

Hi @Jan,

Would it be possible on your side to retest with Python 3.6?

I can not be sure about this specific issue, but find that some unexpected behaviors stop manifesting with py 3.6.

Thanks

Jan

Hi @zoya.farberov

We've tried using Python 3.62 but get the same issue?