How to add property in IF Condition?

[sruthig]

How to add property in IF Condition?

I have tried below and not working.

var days = gs.getProperty('Property_name');

var today = new GlideDate();

today = today.getByFormat("MM-dd-yyyy");
var due_date = current.due_date;
var duration = GlideDateTime.subtract(new GlideDateTime(due_date), new GlideDateTime(today));

if (duration.getDayPart() > days && (gs.getProperty('propert_name1) != 'true')){
current.setValue('state', 'canceled');
} else {
current.setAbortAction(true);
}

Please let me know syntax which i used is correct or not?

Regards,

Sruthi

[sruthig]

iHi Ankur,

if (duration.getDayPart() > days && gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() != "true"){
current.setValue('state', 'canceled');
} else {
current.setAbortAction(true);
}

conditions

1) If duration.getDayPart() > 365 and gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() != "true")

then current.setAbortAction(true); - state should change to cancel

2) If duration.getDayPart() < 365 and gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() != "true")

then state should not change to cancel.

3) If duration.getDayPart() > 365 and gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() == "true")

then state should not change to cancel.

4) If duration.getDayPart() < 365 and gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() == "true")

then state should not change to cancel.

How can I add this condition in the business rule?

Please suggest

Regards,

Sruthi

[Ankur Bawiskar]

Hi,

you already gave all the if conditions in your response

what's not working or which use case is not working?

Regards
Ankur

[sruthig]

Hi Ankur,

As per the condition which is given in the business rule state should not changes to cancel right?

condition 

If duration.getDayPart() > 365 and gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() != "true")

then state should not change to cancel.

But the below scenario state changes to cancel.

if (duration.getDayPart() > days && gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() != "true"){
current.setValue('state', 'canceled');
} else {
current.setAbortAction(true);
}

[Ankur Bawiskar]

Hi,

so it means either of the condition fails?

either days part or property check

which one is failing? did you check

Regards
Ankur

[sruthig]

Hi Ankur,

When I'm giving only duration.getDayPart() >days in the if condition working as expected. But it is not working when I'm giving this property condition in this business rule.

IF Due date is 01-01-2021. then satisfying duration.getDayPart() >days and updating assessment state as cancelled.

But when I'm adding property,

 if (duration.getDayPart() > days && gs.getProperty('propert_name1').toString() != "true")

Then state should not cancel. But in this scenario state is getting cancelled.

propert_name1 -  added 4 metric type sys id in the value field of the property

If Assessment metric type is any of this 4 then state should not change to cancel even duration.getDayPart() > days is true.

Regards,

sruthi

Regards,

sruthi