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For firms requesting spread level messages, (for example, @MLegRptTyp
= 3), allocation behaves differently. When a clearing firm marks a leg of a spread for allocation, the API sends a message showing that individual leg as an @MLegRptTyp
= 2 to the executing firm, even though the user only requested @MLegRptTyp
= 3. The field @StrategyLinkID
can be used to link the allocated leg to the multi-leg spread message. The offset and onset trades after the claiming firm claims the allocation are no different than before. Should a clearing firm un-mark a trade for allocation (not illustrated), the API will send a message with @MLegRptTyp
= 2 showing the leg as un-marked.
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