Hi,

I'm doing a request for intraday data using the HID command.

// HID, [Symbol], [Interval], [Days], [MaxDatapoints], [BeginFilterTime], [EndFilterTime], [DataDirection], [RequestID], [DatapointsPerSend], [IntervalType]<CR><LF>

CString sCommand;
int nInterval = 60*60; // 60 minutes.
sCommand.Format(L"HID,%s,%d,4,,080000,160000,,%s", sSymbol, nInterval, sRequestID);

Data returned:
@ESU15-60,2015-06-23 12:00:00,2116.00,2112.75,2114.25,2114.00,516227,121316,0,
@ESU15-60,2015-06-23 11:00:00,2120.25,2112.75,2118.00,2114.25,394908,163427,0,
@ESU15-60,2015-06-23 10:00:00,2118.75,2114.25,2114.75,2118.25,231449,100886,0,
@ESU15-60,2015-06-23 09:00:00,2119.25,2114.00,2118.00,2115.00,130562,26696,0,

Since my filter time is 8:00AM and the first bar of every day is 09:00 AM I'm assuming the time of the bar is the close time?

If that's correct, is there a way to tell the API to return the time as the open time?

No big deal if that's not possible, I can always subtract an hour to get the open time.

Thanks, Matt.

Hello Matt,

You are correct, we do use the close time and have not implemented an alternate timestamp option yet, but as you mentioned, decrement by one and you are there.

Let us know if any other issues come up for you.

Tim