createorder
Create WDS order
Syntax
Description
Examples
Using a WDS connection, log in to the order management system and create a buy order of a single security.
Create a WDS connection.
c = wind;
Log in to the WDS order management system using the WDS connection. Specify the broker, branch, user name, password, and account type.
broker = "0000"; branch = "0"; capitalaccount = "1234567891011"; password = "abcdefghi"; accttype = "SHSZ"; dlogin = tradelogin(c,broker,branch, ... capitalaccount,password,accttype);
Create a buy order of 100 shares of the 600000.SH
                        security using the WDS connection. Buy shares with the order price
                            12.0, specified in the CNY currency.
s = '600000.SH'; direction = 'buy'; price = '12.0'; quantity = '100'; d = createorder(c,s,direction,price,quantity)
d =
  1×8 table
    RequestID    SecurityCode    TradeSide    OrderPrice    OrderVolume    LogonID    ErrorCode      ErrorMsg   
    _________    ____________    _________    __________    ___________    _______    _________    _____________
       20        '600000.sh'       'BUY'        '12.0'         '100'         '1'          0        'Sending ...'
d is a table with these variables:
- Request identifier 
- Security code 
- Trade side 
- Order price 
- Order volume 
- Login identifier 
- Error code 
- Error message 
Query for the order status of the executed order and display the status.
                        The order status 'Normal' indicates a successful order
                        execution.
d = query(c,'Order');
d.OrderStatusd = 'Normal'
This result assumes that the WDS order management system contains only one valid order execution.
Log out from the WDS order management system using the login identifier
                        returned by the tradelogin function.
logonid = dlogin.LogonID; d = tradelogout(c,logonid);
Close the WDS connection.
close(c)
Using a WDS connection, log in to the order management system and create a buy order of a single security. Use name-value pair arguments to specify the login identifier and password.
Create a WDS connection.
c = wind;
Log in to the WDS order management system using the WDS connection. Specify the broker, branch, user name, password, and account type.
broker = "0000"; branch = "0"; capitalaccount = "1234567891011"; password = "abcdefghi"; accttype = "SHSZ"; dlogin = tradelogin(c,broker,branch, ... capitalaccount,password,accttype);
Create a buy order of 100 shares of the 600000.SH
                        security using the WDS connection. Buy shares with the order price
                            12.0, specified in the CNY currency. Use the
                            'LogonID' and 'TradePassword'
                        name-value pair arguments to specify the login identifier and
                        password.
s = '600000.SH'; direction = 'buy'; price = '12.0'; quantity = '100'; logonid = '1'; password = "abcdefghi"; d = createorder(c,s,direction,price,quantity, ... 'LogonID',logonid,'TradePassword',password)
d =
  1×8 table
    RequestID    SecurityCode    TradeSide    OrderPrice    OrderVolume    LogonID    ErrorCode      ErrorMsg   
    _________    ____________    _________    __________    ___________    _______    _________    _____________
       20        '600000.sh'       'BUY'        '12.0'         '100'         '1'          0        'Sending ...'
d is a table with these variables:
- Request identifier 
- Security code 
- Trade side 
- Order price 
- Order volume 
- Login identifier 
- Error code 
- Error message 
Query for the order status of the executed order and display the status.
                        The order status 'Normal' indicates a successful order
                        execution.
d = query(c,'Order');
d.OrderStatusThis result assumes that the WDS order management system contains only one valid order execution.
d = 'Normal'
Log out from the WDS order management system using the login identifier
                        returned by the tradelogin function.
logonid = dlogin.LogonID; d = tradelogout(c,logonid);
Close the WDS connection.
close(c)
Input Arguments
WDS connection, specified as a connection object created with the wind function.
Security, specified as a character vector or string scalar.
Example: '0001.HK'
Data Types: char | string
Trade side of the order, specified as one of these values:
- 'Buy'
- 'BuyCollateral'
- 'Cover'
- 'CoverCovered'
- 'CoverToday'
- 'Merge'
- 'Redemption'
- 'Sell'
- 'SellCollateral'
- 'SellToday'
- 'Short'
- 'ShortCovered'
- 'Split'
- 'Subscription'
The values for the direction input argument depend on
                        the instrument type.
| Instrument Type | Values | 
|---|---|
| Stocks | 'Buy'or'Sell'—
                                        Buy or sell stocks | 
| Futures and options | 
 | 
| SHFfutures only | 
 | 
| SHOoptions only | 
 | 
| Short margin | 
 | 
| Funds and split-capital funds | 
 | 
| Split-capital funds only | 
 | 
Order price, specified as a character vector or string scalar. Specify the price of the order in the CNY currency.
Example: '12.0'
Data Types: char | string
Order quantity, specified as a character vector or string scalar. Specify the number of shares for the order transaction.
Example: '100'
Data Types: char | string
Name-Value Arguments
Specify optional pairs of arguments as
      Name1=Value1,...,NameN=ValueN, where Name is
      the argument name and Value is the corresponding value.
      Name-value arguments must appear after other arguments, but the order of the
      pairs does not matter.
    
      Before R2021a, use commas to separate each name and value, and enclose 
      Name in quotes.
    
Example: d =
                    createorder(c,'600000.SH','buy','12.0','100','OrderType','LMT')
                returns order information after sending a limit order of the
                    600000.SH security to the WDS order management system. This
                order buys 100 shares of the security with an order price of 12, specified in CNY
                currency.
Order type, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of
                                'OrderType' and one of these
                                values.
| Value | Description | 
|---|---|
| 
 | Limit | 
| 
 | Best of counterparty | 
| 
 | Best of party | 
| 
 | Immediately then cancel | 
| 
 | Best 5 then cancel | 
| 
 | Fill or kill | 
| 
 | Best 5 then limit | 
For details about these values, contact Wind Information Co., Ltd.
Hedge type, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of
                                'HedgeType' and 'SPEC' for
                            speculation or 'HEDG' for hedging (when trading
                            futures).
For details about these values, contact Wind Information Co., Ltd.
Login identifier, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of
                'LogonID' and a character vector or string scalar. Set the value
            of the 'LogonID' name-value pair argument by using the
                LogonID variable in the d output argument of
            the tradelogin function.
Example: '1'
Data Types: char | string
Account password, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'TradePassword' and a character vector or string scalar. For credentials, contact Wind Information Co., Ltd.
Example: "abcdefghi"
Data Types: char | string
Fund type, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of
                                'FundsType' and 'ETF'.
For details about this value, contact Wind Information Co., Ltd.
Portfolio number, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of
                                'PortfolioNo' and a character vector or string
                            scalar.
Example: '3'
Data Types: char | string
Output Arguments
Order information, returned as a table. The variables in the table depend on the specified order.
For details about the variables in the table, contact Wind Information Co., Ltd.
WDS error identifier, returned as a numeric scalar. The value 0 indicates a
            successful execution of the createorder function. Otherwise, for
            details about the error, contact Wind Information Co., Ltd.
Version History
Introduced in R2018a
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