Imported from previous forum
[ original email was from Rajan Rajput - rajput@itginc.com ]
1. How should the gaps in the list be treated ?
Lets say, client sent 6 orders with ListNoOrds = 25 and client
sends 7th orders with ListNoOrds = 30 or 20 ?
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How to respond if a list has been submitted for execution and has
no outstanding order and client sends List Cancel Request. Cancel_rejects
for all the orders or (a new message type "List cancel reject" may be
appropriate) -
How to change execution instructions for a list ?
In New order List, if a client wants to specify some instruction on
how to execute a list. It can be specified in “ListExecInst” field
in the first order of the list. Protocol says that individual order
can be replaced via “Order Cancel/Replace Request”. "ListExecInst"
doesn’t exist in “Order Cancel/Replace Request” message.
The List Order messages have not been used very much to date and we believe they need some work. We have a working group being established to review the List Order messages and make recommendations for revisions and enhancements. If you (or others) would like to participate in this effort, please contact the leader of that working group: Martin Price of Lehman Brothers at mprice2@lehman.com
> 1. How should the gaps in the list be treated ?
> Lets say, client sent 6 orders with ListNoOrds = 25 and client
> sends 7th orders with ListNoOrds = 30 or 20 ?
>
>
> 2. How to respond if a list has been submitted for execution and has
> no outstanding order and client sends List Cancel Request. Cancel_rejects
> for all the orders or (a new message type “List cancel reject” may be
> appropriate)
>
>
> 3. How to change execution instructions for a list ?
> In New order List, if a client wants to specify some instruction on
> how to execute a list. It can be specified in “ListExecInst” field
> in the first order of the list. Protocol says that individual order
> can be replaced via “Order Cancel/Replace Request”. “ListExecInst”
> doesn’t exist in “Order Cancel/Replace Request” message.
>
>
>