With scenario I mean that the database of the server is setted up in such way that for a specific order (which you need to define) this scenario happens. If you need different inserts in the database then create a new folder in database folder with the name "scenario_ID" where ID is given here. There you put the insert .sql files you need. For the order which you need to define you can use the function scenario_ID functions in client.
@VlntnRthft
These you can probably already do with our database
[x] 1. A client wants to to send an order which is 10% from the last price.
[x] 2. A client wants to send an order which is 20% away from the total tradable value (notional value)
[x] 4. A valid order is canceled, use the order in the client database for this purpose
@rentseen
These one I don't know if you need to create new order executions or you can do it with current table
[x] 3. An order is matched with two companies/traders
@agoscinski
[x] 5. An invalid order is canceled, use some order with a wrong order_id for this
With scenario I mean that the database of the server is setted up in such way that for a specific order (which you need to define) this scenario happens. If you need different inserts in the database then create a new folder in database folder with the name "scenario_ID" where ID is given here. There you put the insert .sql files you need. For the order which you need to define you can use the function scenario_ID functions in client.
@VlntnRthft These you can probably already do with our database
@rentseen These one I don't know if you need to create new order executions or you can do it with current table
@agoscinski