My intent to have my script run all the time, however I have some issues with the way that ib.trades(), returns after TWS restarts itself automatically through the auto-restart feature.
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I have a simple function called called post_midnight_refresh(), that does some log cycling, some basic cleanup, as well as refreshes some variables (and basically disconnects and reconnects after TWS restarts). I understand that I don't have to do that, because as I understand, IB_async library will handle the disconnect / reconnect automatically, however, in order to test why ib. trades() seems to be returned previous day traded symbols, I decided to disconnect and reconnect manually.
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However that doesn't seem to fix the issue. Any idea how I can get ib.trades() to return only the trades for that day?
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If I close my python script in Windows and reopen the script (the next day), then all works fine, and ib.trades() just returns trades that I did today, (and not everything from today and yesterday)
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ib.disconnect()
ib.client.reset()
ib.connect('127.0.0.1', 7496, clientId=0)
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I also tried to do this before I call ib.trades() to make sure that trades are accurate, but that doesn't seem to fix it either.?
? ? ? ? ib.reqAllOpenOrders()
? ? ? ? ib.reqOpenOrders() # Bind previous opened orders
? ? ? ? ib.reqAutoOpenOrders() ?# Bind all future orders
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Also, do I actually have to call the above prior to calling ib.trades() ?
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