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This repo contains samples demonstrating how to consume the Desktop COM API (IRESS Server API Type Library) in different products and with different development toolkits.
This sample is built in C# using Visual Studio 2019 targetting .NET Framework 4.6. It demonstrates retrieving price quotes for multiple securities and updating them live in a form.
This sample is an Excel Workbook that allows users to search for security codes in IRESS based on a wide variety of filters. Note, to filter by SEDOL or access the returned SEDOL against each returned security requires special access.
This sample is an Excel Workbook that demonstrates viewing booking codes and their corresponding custodians, custodian codes and fund manager codes for selected organisations across all IOS+ servers the user is logged in to.
This sample is an Excel Workbook that demonstrates retrieving information from the Audit Trail, Trades, Archive, Order Search, and Order Pad of an IOS+ server.
This sample is an Excel Workbook that allows users to get a visual representation of the orders in their order pad based on selected grouping criteria, including Industry information.
This sample is an Excel Workbook that demonstrates creating multiple indications against an IOS+ server. It can be used to retrieve orders from the IOS+ Internal Broker Book and create, modify and delete indications.
This sample is an Excel Workbook that identifies orders whose remaining volume is within the specified number of ticks of the current volume. It is designed for clients who run large liquidity pool type systems where moving a client order by one or two ticks can satisfy orders from existing orders within the pool.
This sample is an Excel Workbook that analyses audit trail for a given set of monitors (filter criteria) in order to calculate order and trade flow rates.