Not currently used.
The reason that an order has been changed. Values:
A user-assigned ID for the order (like a purchase-order number assigned by a company). ClientOrderId defaults to 0.
Shows 0.
The quantity available to buy or sell that is publicly displayed to the market. To display a DisplayQuantity value, an order must be a Limit order with a reserve.
User ID of the person who entered the order
Best price available at time of entry (for ask or bid, respectively).
Quantity available at the best inside ask (or bid) price.
Best price available at time of entry (for ask or bid, respectively).
Quantity available at the best inside ask (or bid) price.
ID of the instrument being traded. See GetInstruments
True if both parties to a block trade agree that one party will report the trade for both. Otherwise false.
True if the open order is a quote; false if not.
Last trade price for this product before this order was entered.
ID of the Order Management System on which the order was placed.
The ID of the open order. The OrderID is unique in each Order Management Systsem.
The current condition of the order. There are five order states:
There are currently seven types of order
The Orignal Client-Designate Order Id.
ID of the original order. This number is also appended to CancelReplaceOrder
Original quantity of the order. The quantity of the actual execution may be lower than this number, but OrigQuantity shows the quantity in the order as placed.
The price at which the buy or sell has been ordered.
The quantity to be bought or sold.
The number of units executed in this trade.
The time at which the system received the order, in POSIX format and UTC time zone
The time stamp of the received order in Microsoft Tick format, and UTC time zone
If this order was rejected, RejectReason holds the reason for the rejection.
The open order can be Buy or Sell.
Generated using TypeDoc
The ID of the account that placed the order
OpenOrdersResult