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‎06-28-2016 10:57 AM
When I convert a variable GlideDate field, which is holding a value of 2016-06-27, it is returning as 2016-06-26 05:00:00 PM. Any idea why this would be?
I am doing this with the following script:
var endDate = new GlideDateTime(current.variables.effective_date); //effective_date is my GlideDate variable
current.work_end = endDate; //work_end is an OOB field on task, which I have on my RITM for this workflow
Thank you
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‎06-29-2016 01:48 PM
Robert,
var gdt = new GlideDateTime();
gdt.getTZOffset();
I work in Mountain Time, but our ServiceNow system time is set for Pacific so mine also also resolves to -2520000 (-7 hours in milliseconds)
My problem, and I think Shane's too, is that I am starting with a GlideDate, e.g. 2016-06-29. I'm performing calculations with this value and using it to update another GlideDate. These calculations involved both GlideDate and GladDateTime variables. If I didn't do this my result was always a day early.
// If the input dp_retention_date is 2016-06-29, gdt is '2016-06-28 17:00'.
var gdt_ret = new GlideDateTime(current.dp_retention_date);
// This adds 7 hours => '2016-06-29 00:00:00'
// If not negated, the result would be '2016-06-28 10:00'.
gdt_ret.add(gdt_ret.getTZOffset() * -1);
Thanks.
ps - How did you format the code in your post?
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‎06-28-2016 11:13 AM
Here's the code I used for a record producer with variable effective_date and field due_date:
var dueDate = new GlideDateTime(producer.effective_date); // Convert the Effective Date var to GlideDateTime object
var time = new GlideTime();
time.setDisplayValue("17:00:00"); // Set the GlideTime object to 5:00PM as the end of business day
dueDate.add(time); // Add time to the current effective_date
current.due_date = dueDate; // Pass the new calculated value to the HR Case due_date field
Edit: This is what your code might look like:
var endDate = new GlideDateTime(producer.effective_date); // Convert the Effective Date var to GlideDateTime object
var time = new GlideTime();
time.setDisplayValue("17:00:00"); // Set the GlideTime object to 5:00PM as the end of business day
endDate.add(time);
current.work_end = endDate;
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‎06-28-2016 01:52 PM
My result for the new GlideDateTime is: 2062-12-24 12:49:25 PM
My code is as follows:
var actualEnddate = new GlideDateTime(current.variables.offboard_effectivedate); // Convert the Effective Date var to GlideDateTime object
var time = new GlideTime();
time.setDisplayValue("17:00:00"); // Set the GlideTime object to 5:00PM as the end of business day
actualEnddate.add(time);
current.work_end = actualEnddate;
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‎06-28-2016 10:12 PM
What was your original value for offboard_effectivedate?
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‎06-29-2016 09:06 AM
Good day,
The value used for that variable was: 2016-06-28
Thanks.