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      Exiting an order with order_id. (Reverse Order with order_id)
      Python SDK • • Meghavarsha  

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      @admin Related question, how do we do this for a ROBO order where the main order is completed and the two sub-orders are not. Basically this is like squaringoff the order. Unlike the given example, though we can place a new order but we have to cancel the two sub orders, cancelOrder fails.
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      Exiting an order with order_id. (Reverse Order with order_id)
      General Discussion • • Meghavarsha  

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      @Meghavarsha said in Exiting an order with order_id. (Reverse Order with order_id): Hi, I place an order using the below code. It creates a new order, say order_id: 1. Now I want to exit this order_id(1). How do I do this? I can get the executed order_ids from Order Book or Trade Book. But how do I place a reverse order for a particular order_id. Every time I use the below code it creates a new order. I want to know how to close an exiting order using order_id or any other way to close and existing order. Please help. Thank you. orderparams = { "variety": "NORMAL", "tradingsymbol": script, "symboltoken": token, "transactiontype": BUY/SELL, "exchange": exchange, "ordertype": "LIMIT", "producttype": "INTRADAY", "duration": "DAY", "price": ltp, "squareoff": "0", "stoploss": "0",play tic tac toe "quantity": quantity } orderId = obj.placeOrder(orderparams) It is possible to get the executed order ids from either the Order Book or the Trade Book. The question is, however, how to place a reverse order for a certain order id. Every time I use the code in the following section, a new order is created.