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| [2019-03-06 11:32:57] |
| User942837 - Posts: 108 |
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Hi, sorry for cross posting but the DTC Protocol forum doesn't seem to be monitored frequently. I am trying to cancel and flatten a bracket order thru DTC protocol that was already filled. For unfilled orders, I send the clientOrderId of the parentOrder and the oco orders are automatically cancelled. When the bracket order is filled I am getting the cancellation rejected with reason Order is finished. What is the right procedure to flatten a bracket order in which the parent order is Filled. Do I issue 1) 2 separate cancel requests for the STOP and TARGET orders 2) and then issue a market order that makes the position of the original bracket order as 0? For 1, what serverOrderIds do I use? Thank you |
| [2019-03-06 17:40:05] |
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I am getting the cancellation rejected with reason Order is finished. You need to contact your trading service about that error message. That is where that message originates from.1) 2 separate cancel requests for the STOP and TARGET orders 2) and then issue a market order that makes the position of the original bracket order as 0? For 1, what serverOrderIds do I use? You use the server order IDs of the orders you want to cancel. It is that simple.
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| [2019-03-06 18:00:04] |
| User942837 - Posts: 108 |
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Could it be that "order is finished" message is thrown if you try to cancel an order that was already filled?
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