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07-11-2024 03:31 AM
Hi
I need to create an Exportfile that contains records that have been resolved exactly 3 days ago. I do it with the Export Definition.
The export runs every day so i have to use a conditon relative from "today". In de predifined list i just have the option "today" "yesterday" "7 days ago".....but I need exctly 3 days ago.
How to i have to set the condition? Or can the predifined list be enlarged with oder filters?
Thx.
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07-11-2024 04:19 AM
If it really needs to be the 3 days ago, you can best use resolved after 4 days ago and before 2 days ago. That's about the only way to get that in place.
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07-11-2024 04:19 AM
If it really needs to be the 3 days ago, you can best use resolved after 4 days ago and before 2 days ago. That's about the only way to get that in place.
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07-11-2024 04:44 AM
Thx a lot for the quick answer. I works perfeclty finde.
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07-11-2024 05:06 AM
hi @Marlyse
Condition Builder
Export Definition: In your export definition, go to the "Conditions" section.
Field: Select the field that represents the "Resolved" date/time in your table (e.g., "Resolved," "Closed," etc.).
Operator: Choose "on" or "between" depending on your preference.
"on" will be an exact match to 3 days ago.
"between" allows you to specify a start and end time for 3 days ago.
Value (or Start/End Values): This is where you'll use relative date functions:
For On
javascript: daysAgoStart(3)
For between
//Start// javascript: gs.daysagoStart(3)
//End// javascript: gs.daysagoEnd(3)
Explanation
* gs.daysAgoStart(3): This script calculates the start of the day exactly 3 days ago.
* gs.daysAgoEnd(3): This script calculates the end of the day exactly 3 days ago (11:59:59 PM).
Additional Considerations
* Time Zone: Be mindful of your instance's time zone settings as this will affect when "3 days ago" is calculated.
* Scheduled Job: Ensure that your export definition is set up as a scheduled job to run daily.
* Data Accuracy: Always double-check your exported data to ensure that the records are indeed from exactly 3 days ago, especially if your data spans multiple time zones.
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