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In change request filter condition

PRADEEPREDDY GU
Tera Expert

Hiii,

Can anyone help me on this...

 

var cr = new GlideRecord('change_request');
cr.addEncodedQuery('active=true^start_dateRELATIVELE@dayofweek@ahead@7^start_dateRELATIVEGE@minute@ahead@1');

 

for above encoded query in change request how we can select, i didnt understand,.after Active true, what?

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Zach Koch
Giga Sage

Here is what your string query translates to

ZachKoch_0-1731520256073.png

start_date in the query string is actually Planned Start Date (which is the label) in the filter

 

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Zach Koch
Giga Sage

Here is what your string query translates to

ZachKoch_0-1731520256073.png

start_date in the query string is actually Planned Start Date (which is the label) in the filter

 

If this information helped resolve your issue, please remember to mark response correct and thumbs up to help future community members on this information, thanks!

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for myself relative is not there, how we can select

It should be there, as shown in screenshot 

ZachKoch_0-1731520973960.png

However your Planned Start Date field might be customized, as Starts With as shown in your picture, followed by an empty field, is normally associated with a string field data type, not date. Do you have more than one Planned Start Date field when selecting fields?

 

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Abishek1998
Tera Contributor

Hi,

 

Relative on or before: This condition filters records where a date field's value falls on or before a relative date (e.g., today, last week, next month). This is useful for finding records up to a certain point in time relative to today or another date.

 

Relative on or after: This condition filters records where a date field's value falls on or after a relative date. It is used to find records starting from a certain point in time and extending into the future.

 

For example:

 

To find incidents created within the last 7 days, you could use Created Date → Relative on or after → Today - 7 days.

 

To find all tasks due by the end of the month, you might use Due Date → Relative on or before → End of this month.

These relative conditions are flexible and can adjust based on the current date, making them ideal for reports and scheduled jobs that need consistent, date-relative results.