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How to pass lesser than created date range in query class

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Hi,

I want to pass a 'CreatedDateTime' range value to a query in runtime to delete a table records which has the 'CreatedDateTime' value lesser than the parameter value that is been passed as query range value.

When the parameter value is been fetched, it is in the correct format of '9/27/2017 11:30:44 am'. But when I pass the same to query range using the below syntax, it is getting converted to the format '2017-09-27T15:31:48' which is not making the query to select the records properly.

utcDateTime         createdDateTime;

createdDateTime= dataContract.parmFromDate(); //This returns utcDateTime value - 9/27/2017 11:30:44 am

 

queryBuildrange = query.dataSourceTable(tableNum(TestTable)).addRange(fieldNum(TestTable, CreatedDateTime));
queryBuildrange.value(strFmt('<%1', createdDateTime)); //This adds the range value as 2017-09-27T15:31:48

Any suggestions pls!

Thanks!

 

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  • Suggested answer
    Vilmos Kintera Profile Picture
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    RE: How to pass lesser than created date range in query class

    You should use SysQuery::range() for setting the value. The lower bound would be utcDateTimeNull() or DateTimeUtil::maxValue() depending whether you want left or right open bounds for your date range (possibly null is the right one in your case).

    [View:https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sysquery.range.aspx:750:50]

    Also make sure that you do not forget to set timezone offset for the UTCDateTime values if applicable.

  • Chaitanya Golla Profile Picture
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    RE: How to pass lesser than created date range in query class

    Hi,

    Please try the following:

    queryBuildrange.value(strFmt('<%1', queryValue(createdDateTime))); (or)
    queryBuildrange.value(strFmt('(CreatedDateTime < %1)', DateTimeUtil::toStr(createdDateTime)));

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