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FIX TAG 1368

TradSesEvent

intAdded FIX.5.0 · EP58

Definition

Identifies an event related to a TradSesStatus(340). An event occurs and is gone, it is not a state that applies for a period of time.

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FIX 5.0 SP2 FIX Latest · EP309

Values only in FIX Latest · EP309 3

  • 4Change of session time
    Additional source detail

    Change of start and/or end time of trading session.

  • 5Restatement of trading session status
    Additional source detail

    No change in trading session status. Use this value to resend status information.

  • 6Outage resolved
    Additional source detail

    Can be used when TradSesStatus(340)=7 (Outage) or 8 (Partial outage) prior to the event and trading does not immediately resume, e.g. TradSesStatus(340)=4 (Pre-open).

Value text or deprecation changed 1

ValueFIX 5.0 SP2FIX Latest · EP309
0Trading resumes (after Halt)Trading resumes
Additional source detail

TradSesStatus(340) changes to 2=Open after a trading halt or an outage.

Values 7

ValueMeaning
0

Trading resumes

Additional detail from the official source

TradSesStatus(340) changes to 2=Open after a trading halt or an outage.

1

Change of Trading Session

2

Change of Trading Subsession

3

Change of Trading Status

4

Change of session time

Additional detail from the official source

Change of start and/or end time of trading session.

5

Restatement of trading session status

Additional detail from the official source

No change in trading session status. Use this value to resend status information.

6

Outage resolved

Additional detail from the official source

Can be used when TradSesStatus(340)=7 (Outage) or 8 (Partial outage) prior to the event and trading does not immediately resume, e.g. TradSesStatus(340)=4 (Pre-open).

About the int data type

Sequence of digits without commas or decimals and optional sign character (ASCII characters "-" and "0" - "9" ). The sign character utilizes one byte (i.e. positive int is "99999" while negative int is "-99999"). Note that int values may contain leading zeros (e.g. "00023" = "23").

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