No, you can't use the publisher to modify or cancel the order. Modify or cancel orders require order_id as input param and you can use only these sets of input params for the publisher.

I mean the is there any API call to check whether the positions are open or not?

/>while True:<br />#Perform required data operation using tick data<br />def on_order_update(ws, ticks):<br />helper_method(ticks)<br />def helper_method(ticks):<br />

#print(message1)

please explain <br />while True:<br />#Perform required data operation using tick data<br />def on_ticks(ws, ticks):<br />..........<br />helper_method(ticks)<br />

#print('val2', val2)

#print('val2', val2)

The position type can be either day or overnight.

We don't recommend high-frequency polling positions. Depending on your requirement, you can make use of Websocket streaming, post-back, order-book APIs, etc to work around instead of polling positio…

You can read more about the positions API here.

You seem to be sending the wrong orders param.

You can check the sample payload of order update here.

/>while True:<br />#Perform required data operation using tick data<br />while start_time &lt; dt_now &lt; end_time:<br />def on_ticks(ws, ticks):<br />..........&l

I went through the HTTP API documentation here https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/orders/#placing-orders and also the JavaScript client documentation here https://kite.trade/docs/kiteconnectjs/v3/Kite

If i use get quote of 100 stock then how will it take time to process that and show me same data?

#print(data)

#Perform required data operation using tick data

/>ltp = last_price<br />#print(ltp)<br />ltp_dict.update({'instrument_token':instrument_token,'ltp':ltp})<br />#print(str(ltp_dict))<br />symbol=symbol_token_dict[str(instr

You can know more here. For equity, it is usually 1 but I wouldn't recommend hardcoding it.

@khannavivek