redi api snapshot with duplicate orders

I noticed that my redi snapshot orders have duplicates and some doesn't have AvgExecPrice set. In my case, later updates overwrite AvgExecPrice. Snapshot of orders:
row 0 OrderRefKey:[NONE] ExecPrice:[]
row 1 OrderRefKey:[gS01164921] ExecPrice:[0]
row 2 OrderRefKey:[gS01164921] ExecPrice:[]
row 3 OrderRefKey:[gS01164921] ExecPrice:[]
row 4 OrderRefKey:[gS01168421] ExecPrice:[107.04] <----------
row 5 OrderRefKey:[gS01179521] ExecPrice:[0]
row 6 OrderRefKey:[gS01179521] ExecPrice:[]
row 7 OrderRefKey:[gS01179521] ExecPrice:[]
row 8 OrderRefKey:[gS01168421] ExecPrice:[] <---------
row 9 OrderRefKey:[gS02114721] ExecPrice:[0]
row 10 OrderRefKey:[gS02114721] ExecPrice:[]
row 11 OrderRefKey:[gS02114721] ExecPrice:[]
End of orders
My redi id is r152885 case (int)CacheControlActions.Snapshot:
// Snapshot of what happened throughout this day
// expect this first
try
{

System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Snapshot of orders:");
for (int i = 0; i < row; i++)
{

OrderRefKey = GetCell(rediCache, i, "OrderRefKey", out errCode).ToString().TrimStart();

ExecPrice = GetCell(rediCache, i, "AvgExecPrice", out errCode).ToString().TrimStart();

System.Console.WriteLine(string.Format("row {0} OrderRefKey:[{1}] ExecPrice:[{2}]", i, OrderRefKey, ExecPrice));

Best Answer

  • Hello @39783854-26aa-4fea-bc93-00b2ec21f8bb,

    Looks like you are trying to monitor REDI orders using C#.

    If this is the case, did you have a chance to see our tutorial Monitoring Orders In C# and to download the complete tutorial code?

    When you run it, do you get the results that are the same as yours?

    Hope this info helps you to process correctly.

    Please let us know how this works for you.

Answers

  • try field called "RefNum". that would give you unique value.

    GetCell(cc, rownum, "RefNum", out errCode)

  • What is the correct way to process the snapshot? I was expecting it to be consistent. why would one update of snapshot show value of AvgExecPrice and the other copy doesn't?