By default the most common columns are visible in a new Order Book. Many more columns are available and can be added in the Order Book Properties, Columns Tab.
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| Submit Time | The T4 Server order submission time. |
| L: Limit Price - The order will trade at the limit price or better. |
| S: Stop Trigger Price - The price displayed is the stop order’s trigger price. |
| SSL: Stop Same Limit - The price displayed is the stop order’s trigger and limit price. |
| P: Pit Price - Pit Trade. Only available if you have been given permission to trade pit trades. |
| Overnight Position - If you have Overnight Position Rollover enabled then any positions rolled into a new trading day will have this order type. |
| OCO - Order Cancels Order. Two orders are linked so that if one trades the other is pulled. |
| AutoOCO - Auto Order Cancels Order. A trigger order is entered surrounded by an OCO on the opposite side of the market. |
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| Market | The market for the order |
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| Buy/Sell | Whether or not the order is a buy or a sell. |
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| Volume | Displays the number of fills out of the total volume. For example “4 / 25” means that you have filled 4 lots out of a 25 lot order. |
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| | Order Type | A description of the type of order submitted. Many orders will have combinations of the following types. For example a Stop Limit order submitted as part of an OCO will be “S:12345, L:12345, OCO”. The following are a list of some examples of what can appear in the Order Type column. |
| L: Limit Price - The order will trade at the limit price or better. |
| S: Stop Trigger Price - The price displayed is the stop order’s trigger price. |
| SSL: Stop Same Limit - The price displayed is the stop order’s trigger and limit price. |
| P: Pit Price - Pit Trade. Only available if you have been given permission to trade pit trades. |
| Overnight Position - If you have Overnight Position Rollover enabled then any positions rolled into a new trading day will have this order type. |
| OCO - Order Cancels Order. Two orders are linked so that if one trades the other is pulled. |
| AutoOCO - Auto Order Cancels Order. A trigger order is entered surrounded by an OCO on the opposite side of the market. |
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| Fills | Orders can be filled at multiple prices. Fill volumes and prices are displayed in a single comma separated list. For example a 5 lot order filled completely at two different prices “3@12345, 2@12346. This tells you that three of the five filled at 12345 and two filled at 12346. |
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| Status | Status is going to give you the best understanding of what is happening or has happened to your order. A few examples are listed below. |
| L: Sent - The order has been sent to the market |
| Working - The order is working in the market. |
| Canceled - The order has been canceled and can no longer be traded against. |
| Completed Filled - The order has been filled to completion. A position has been opened or closed. |
| Rejected, Max Clip Size Exceeded - Risk management has rejected your order because you attempted to submit an order with a volume larger than you are allowed to submit. |
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| Account | Account number for the order |
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| Account Name | Name of the account for the order. |
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| Contract ID | The exchange symbol for the contract |
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| Exchange ID | The exchange identifier. |
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| Firm | The firm the account is associated with |
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| Limit Price | he limit price of the order. For market orders this will be empty. |
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| Speed | The roundtrip time of your order |
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| Time | T4 Server time of the last change to the order. View changes in the Order Details. |
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| Time Type | Describes any time constraints on the order. Setting Time Types can be done only with the Order Ticket. |
| L: Normal - The order will remain working until it is filled, cancelled or the end of the trading day. |
| Immediate and Cancel - The order will fill what it can immediately and cancel the rest. |
| Complete Volume - The order will fill its total volume immediately or it will be cancelled. |
| Market On Open - Market on open orders can only be submitted during pre-open and will either fill at the exchange determined opening price, or be converted to a normal limit order at that opening price. |
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| GTC | Orders work at the exchange through multiple trading days until canceled by the user. |
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| Trade Date | The trade date of the order. This date corresponds with the exchange’s trading days. This does not always correspond to the calendar day as different contracts at different exchanges start trading ‘tomorrow’ at different times ‘today’. For example, CME’s Mini-Dow contract starts trading for a given trade date at 3:30pm CST the evening before. |
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| User Name | The name of the user that submitted or last changed the order. This is useful when multiple users are setup to trade the same accounts. |
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| Account Code | Whether or not the order is a give-up or not. Clearing details are set by your Administrator. |
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| Account ID | Unique ID for each account |
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| Account Server | The T4 server handling the account |
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| Activation | Indicates if an order was an activation order |
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| App Name | The Application that last entered or modified the order. Useful when 3rd party applications or automated trading tools are being used. |
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| Billing Fee | ndicates membership status for exchange billing |
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| Change | A description of the last change to the order. |
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| Check 1 | Using check column to save orders |
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| GTC | Orders work at the exchange through multiple trading days until canceled by the user. |
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| Trade Date | The trade date of the order. This date corresponds with the exchange’s trading days. This does not always correspond to the calendar day as different contracts at different exchanges start trading ‘tomorrow’ at different times ‘today’. For example, CME’s Mini-Dow contract starts trading for a given trade date at 3:30pm CST the evening before. |
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| User Name | The name of the user that submitted or last changed the order. This is useful when multiple users are setup to trade the same accounts. |
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