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FIX TAG 2464

MDStatisticIntervalType

intAdded FIX.5.0SP2 · EP191

Definition

Type of interval over which statistic is calculated.

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Values 8

ValueMeaning
1

Sliding window

Additional detail from the official source

Window is defined as an interval period up to the current time of dissemination, see MDStatisticIntervalPeriod (2466).

2

Sliding window peak

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Highest value of all sliding windows across date and/or time range. Omission of date/time range represents current day.

3

Fixed date range

Additional detail from the official source

Interval may be open ended on either side, see MDStatisticStartDate (2468) and MDStatisticEndDate(2469). Starting/ending time of date fields only apply to the first/last day of the date range. Additional time range may be defined with MDStatisticStartTime(2470) and MDStatisticEndTime(2471) and applies to every business day within date range, i.e. to define an identical time slice across days.

4

Fixed time range

Additional detail from the official source

Interval may be open ended on either side, see MDStatisticStartTime(2470) and MDStatisticEndTime(2471).

5

Current time unit

Additional detail from the official source

Relative time unit which has not ended yet, e.g. current day. Interval ends with the time of dissemination of the statistic. Requires the definition of an actual unit, see MDStatisticIntervalTypeUnit(2465).

6

Previous time unit

Additional detail from the official source

Relative time unit which has ended in the past. Requires the definition of an actual unit, see MDStatisticIntervalTypeUnit(2465).

7

Maximum range

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Use to convey record values over the lifetime of the system or venue.

8

Maximum range up to previous time unit

Additional detail from the official source

Use to convey record values over the lifetime of the system or venue but does not include the most recent time unit as it has not completed yet. Requires the definition of an actual unit, see MDStatisticIntervalTypeUnit(2465)

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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