Modify an existing options chain subscription. This replaces the obsolete version subscriptions/active/{contextId}/{referenceId}

Endpoint Parameters

• Request parameters

  Name	Type	Origin	Description
  ContextId	String	Route
  Expiries	RequestExpirySpecification []	Body	Expiries are a collection of expiries requested and the window of strike-rows for each expiry. This allows us to ask explicitly for a certain selection of the total set of option chain data. If not provided the service picks the 3 first expiries and assume a centered start-index for all expiries. Asking for data for an expiry that does not exist or a start index higher than the number of strike rows available for that expiry, is not exactly an error and I believe it should just lead to no data being returned.
  MaxStrikesPerExpiry	Integer	Body	Signals a request to only get N strike-rows per expiry. Default is 12. If no explicit StartIndex is provided, the N rows are assumed to be centered on the strike closes to the mid-spot price. I.e. it could be for an expiry with 16 strike-rows, a request to show 12 strikes-per-expiry means that the start-index for that expiry will be 2, leading the strike-rows to be returned to be the [2-13] or [2-14[ range.
  ReferenceId	String	Route

• Response Parameters

  View Response Codes

  HTTP Code	Description
  204	No Content	No Content
  400	Bad Request	Error Code Description InvalidRequest Invalid request.
  401	Unauthorized	Indicates that the request was rejected because the 'Authorization' header was missing in the request or contained an invalid security token.
  404	Not Found
  429	Too Many Requests	The request was rejected due to rate limit being exceeded.
  503	Service Unavailable	Service Unavailable.

  Close

  There are no response parameters

• Request Example

  Request URL

  PATCH /trade/v1/optionschain/subscriptions/{ContextId}/{ReferenceId}

  Request Body

  {
    "Expiries": [
      {
        "Index": 99,
        "StrikeStartIndex": 99
      }
    ],
    "MaxStrikesPerExpiry": 99
  }